VENDORiQ: NetApp’s New Partnerships – Can They Deliver on the Provable Recovery Promise?
NetApp’s new alliances bolster hybrid resilience and legacy support, but success hinges on rigorous recovery testing and complex multi-vendor orchestration.
NetApp’s new alliances bolster hybrid resilience and legacy support, but success hinges on rigorous recovery testing and complex multi-vendor orchestration.
With hackers increasingly seeking to weaponise legitimate administrative tools, the era of set-and-forget security is over, and we must pivot from a culture of inherent trust to continuous oversight and defensive evolution.
Saviynt’s new solution addresses the AI governance gap by treating autonomous agents as distinct identities requiring real-time, lifecycle-managed security controls.
The Australian Signals Directorate’s (ASD) Foundations for Modern Defensible Architecture[1] provides a strategic framework that bridges tactical security controls with comprehensive guidance, providing Australian organisations with the architectural principles needed to build inherently resilient systems in an era where cyber breaches are inevitable.
Microsoft’s new AI security tools, like Entra Agent ID, aim to embed security into AI agent development, tackling risks like prompt injection and data poisoning head-on.
Passwords will be in use for a long time yet. Make sure good practices are in place for their use.
The shift towards using passkeys in place of traditional usernames and passwords for app and website sign-ins represents a significant advancement in digital security. What advantages does it bring to enterprises?
ABC News recently highlighted a concerning development, shedding light on the activities of the Russian ransomware group AlphV. This underscores the ever evolving threat of ransomware attacks and the importance of staying vigilant in the face of such cyber threats.
On the 9th of March 2023, IBRS moderated an in-depth peer roundtable on the challenges and future of fraud detection. The session was conducted as part of the Australian Cyber Security Leadership Summit and sponsored by Confluent. The session was attended by senior cyber security and fraud specialists from Australia’s top enterprises and conducted under Chatham House rule. Following is a summary of the key observations discussed and recommendations shared by the participants.