Resilience stories - Page 95

Investing in resilience is not only a strategic imperative but also a responsibility to stakeholders and broader society.

According to the research, 78% of respondents say their company will pay a ransom to recover data and restore business processes.

Heal completes Darktrace’s cyber AI loop, delivering resilience throughout the cyber lifecycle from prevention, detection, response, and recovery.

Kyndryl expands services to help enterprise customers detect and respond to cyber attacks, with new security operations capabilities and services.

The aim of the annual Technology Summit was to share best practice and strengthen New Zealand's defences against cyber threats.

SAP has announced the general availability of its sovereign cloud capabilities in Australia and New Zealand, investing in up to 70 new specialist roles.

New threat exposure management capabilities give cybersecurity teams unified insights into their exposure to respond quickly to critical risks.

To ensure business continuity and resilience, employees now need to be able to work from anywhere, on any device.

Nutanix survey reveals 64% of financial firms use mixed cloud deployments, with data security driving infrastructure decisions.

Dragos, a global cybersecurity specialist, has partnered with Macnica to offer its OT cybersecurity solutions in Japan.

The tie-up will improve data security and management for companies operating in modern hybrid and multicloud environments.

The integration of OT systems into IT networks expands their attack surface and creates new risks that need to be managed.

Arcserve appoints Vitali Edrenkine as CMO to accelerate market adoption of data resilience solutions and amplify channel growth.

The best way forward is through IT/OT convergence, which will help a business drive efficiency, productivity and profitability.

AI is simplifying robots and enabling them to tackle complex tasks, paving the way for a surge in robotic automation.

Two-thirds of New Zealand firms are overwhelmed by data and concerned their current infrastructure won't meet future demands, says Hitachi Vantara.

Over three-quarters (76%) of Australian companies are overwhelmed by data, with 78% concerned about scalability, according to Hitachi Vantara.

Kroll's State of Cyber Defense report reveals lack of trust as the biggest challenge in ensuring adequate cyber resilience.

Netpoleon partners with Pentera to distribute its automated security validation solutions in Australia, New Zealand, and ASEAN regions.

Software plays a crucial role in supporting the transition to a sustainable future, from renewable energy to carbon market development and more.