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Most organisations lack a formal cybersecurity incident response plan, but feel more cyber resilient than last year, according to a study by IBM and Ponemon.

Singapore’s PM Lee Hsien Loong emphasised cybersecurity and the potential of smart cities in enhancing ASEAN-Australia relations at an ASEAN conference.

Vertiv’s cooling solution also meets International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards for maximum reliability and energy efficiency.

Stimulating collaboration are five challenges, each thrown down by industry leaders working
towards the region’s future prosperity.

PwC New Zealand’s 21st CEO Survey shows NZ CEOs expect the worst for the global economy but are positive about their own company's success.

The game has passed the prototype stage, and SeeCom are currently doing research to produce the full game version.

Fonterra and Beca have launched VR health and safety training, allowing employees to navigate sites virtually, reducing onboarding times and enhancing safety.

Forward thinking companies are going beyond penetration testing to employ a more holistic approach to cyber security.

Sean Abbot takes the role of ANZ country manager at Zerto as the cloud solutions provider aims to make their presence in the region felt.

Despite Singapore's technological advancements, research from CyberArk reveals 38% of firms rarely update their security strategies even after cyber attacks.

According to Delta, there is now a perception that a cyber attack victim is punished by publicity, rather than the perpetrator.

A customer-facing organisation will receive hundreds, if not thousands of emails every day, each one containing personal identifiers.

A slamming report found 1 in 4 UK councils experienced a security breach in the last 5 years and more than half didn't even report the incident.

Dubai Airports announced the successful completion of the world’s first Tier III certified modular data centre complex.

The 2018 Cities 4.0 Summit, from 20-22 March at Pullman Melbourne Albert Park, will showcase cutting-edge smart city innovations with global experts.

The New Zealand and Australian Governments have condemned Russia for the NotPetya cyber attack that caused global damage.

The number of organizations with complex infrastructures comprised of multiple data centers, colocation facilities and the cloud is on the rise.

Telstra reports increased subscriber numbers and progress on strategic investment program in its half-year results for 2018.

Emiliano Cevenini says data centres need to invest in solutions to help them optimise their energy usage or risk falling by the wayside.

Cheryl Reynolds is open to collaborating on new projects, and is actively looking for potential co-founders and partners for 3Cs.