Australian stories
The largest DDoS attack targeting Australia in 2017 is around 228 Gbps in June and almost 80% of the DDoS attacks seen in Australia are under 2 Gbps.
Salesforce partners with AWS to accelerate digital innovation in Australia, enhancing customer experiences with cloud infrastructure.
The solution is run from the IBM Blockchain Platform on Hyperledger Fabric and was built in collaboration with Stellar.org.
Vend joins forces with Australia's top bank, elevating SMBs with high-tech point-of-sale solutions on CBA's Albert tablets.
SD-WAN is the next evolution in networking, set to become the fastest growing component of business networks in Australia and New Zealand.
Nearly half of Australians cling to old gadgets, fearing personal data loss, undervaluing e-waste recycling's environmental gains.
Software- and infrastructure-as-a-service may be growing fast, but it's cloud advertising which dominates the public cloud services revenue.
1,901,866,611 data records from 918 breach incidents were compromised globally with only 4.6% of breaches rendered useless due to encryption.
Multi-cloud is also firmly established, with most organisations working with more than one public and private cloud service provider.
Surging cloud usage is leading to new networking needs, says Silver Peak's Graham Schultz. He outlines the changing face of the network.
Tech Data says O'Keeffe will be responsible for developing and executing the business strategy across the ANZ region.
By encouraging youth regardless of gender, ethnicity or social class to study STEM, there's an opportunity to bring in different perspectives.
Broadley will be responsible for leading and refining Tech Data's go-to-market strategy and operational models in the region.
The distribution agreement will see BigTec drive adoption of Cloudian HyperStore object storage among key ANZ enterprise markets.
The advent of the public cloud has allowed businesses to spin up new services faster than ever before and take pain out of managing the data centre.
One worker can now remove stubborn bearings more safely, as synchronised jaws cut slip risks and speed up shaft-mounted part removal.
Low productivity in construction is pushing firms towards robotics, 3D printing and modular building as McKinsey says the sector lags on R&D.
Its impact resistance and fire-safe properties are making polycarbonate a go-to shield for machinery guards, glazing and vandal-prone sites.
Choosing the wrong knife can raise cut risks, so workplaces should weigh the task, material, frequency and safety level before buying.
The Northern Territory Labor Government and Charles Darwin University will jointly invest $700,000 in a new cyber security Professorship.
