FIA stories - Page 49

Australian organisations will struggle to comply with the Federal Government’s mandatory data breach notification proposals.

CEOs pin growth on secure digital sharing, pushing for safe and frictionless user experiences in the face of market shifts.

Spark has converted phone boxes near Auckland into EV chargers, or 'Spark Plugs' WHERE id = to combat range anxiety.

Harvey Norman Limited has saw its revenue climb in the financial year ending June 30, 2015, but profits were down around 20%.

Analytics revolution looms as Gartner predicts a major shift in large organisations, with advanced algorithms driving competition.

Chief data officers will be a standard role within large organisations, with 90% of large companies to have a CDO role by the end of 2019.

The threat of shadow data in the enterprise is on the rise as cloud app usage surges, opening organisations to $1.9 million in potential losses.

Health information is being stolen from non-healthcare organisations, affecting 18 out of 20 industries, says Verizon.

Biometrics eclipse passwords as cyber security's new sentinel, Wynyard Group reports an uptick in body-based security measures.

Modern corporations throughout Asia Pacific need to evolve their approach to security threats according to AT&T security research.

The education industry has a plethora of data that cyber criminals want, and institutions are not doing an adequate job of securing all their systems.

Security software company Trend Micro has released a report that examines the real world effects of a security breach.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is exploding - and its traffic is totally unlike anything that network operators have encountered.

Two-thirds of enterprises failing to control their critical data, risking security breaches, says IDC research commissioned by Actifio.

Gartner warns of increased risk of failure in big data projects, stressing the need for best practices to secure business value.

Businesses must rebuild public confidence in their ability to store and protect NZ citizens’ personal information, says John Kendall of Unisys.

Labour is slamming a recent privacy breach that has seen the unauthorised release of confidential birth and death details of over 24,000 people.

FIFA 16 scores with women's teams debut, elevating the game closer to pitch perfection despite needing a visual kick.

IoT is gaining momentum with 73% of IT and business decision makers having deployed, or planning to deploy IoT in the next 12 months according to IDC.

Labour Party criticizes Government over Novopay, as Ministry of Education considers debt collectors for overpayments. Problems with company still not resolved.