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The current pandemic is driving companies to evolve faster than ever before. Video technology can help maintain a safe and compliant environment.

Unisys named market segment leader for third consecutive year in NelsonHall Evaluation for Advanced Digital Workplace Services.

Malware attacks exploiting machine identities have doubled between 2018 and 2019, says Venafi. Machine-identity-based attacks grew eightfold in the past decade.

Commodity malware campaigns that use machine identities have surged, with attacks doubling from 2018 to 2019, says Venafi.

Apple unveils a major update to its 27-inch iMac, featuring faster processors, double the memory capacity, and improved graphics.

Nowadays, access control can be combined with video and alarm systems, which can, in turn, link up with licence plate recognition, audio and facial solutions.

Infor adds 35 new partners in Asia Pacific region to expand its cloud-based software offerings and cater to growing demand for industry-specific solutions.

A SANS Institute survey reveals that cyber threat intelligence (CTI) is maturing globally, with 49% of organisations having dedicated CTI teams.

AIOps is revolutionizing IT infrastructure monitoring, automating mundane tasks and enhancing efficiency. The future is bright for this evolving technology.

Attivo Networks enhances its endpoint detection system to tackle advanced ransomware 2.0, aiming to prevent data compromise and network attacks.

Cambium Networks declares wireless as the new fibre internet, with the rise of Wi-Fi 6 and new fixed wireless technologies.

Nintex Workflow Cloud can now be used in Australia in New Zealand, Nintex announced today, via a Microsoft Azure data centre in Victoria, Australia.

Schneider Electric partners with Leading Edge to bolster Australia's digital infrastructure with $30m investment.

Leading Edge Data Centers secures USD $20 million funding from Washington H. Soul Pattinson to expand its regional data centre network across Australia.

Video cameras are transforming from passive surveillance tools to dynamic assets, offering advanced analytics, enhanced security, and operational efficiencies.

The current global COVID-19 crisis has meant businesses have needed to find new ways to communicate with their clients and customers.

The gang succeeded in its campaign by manipulating email correspondences, registering lookalike domains, and cashing out in phases.

As organisations look to unify their security posture they are moving towards outsourced security models from more in-house or hybrid security approaches.

As businesses generate more data than ever, next-gen database platforms like Snowflake transform traditional data warehouses into veritable data lakes.

China's cloud giants—Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, and Baidu AI Cloud—quickly expanded services to fight COVID-19, boosting the cloud market by nearly 67%.