Data Security stories - Page 1

Adobe has unveiled Acrobat AI Assistant, a tool that seamlessly integrates with workflows to boost business efficiency.

Over 60% of Australian respondents reveal ransomware attacks as their topmost security concern in a new report by information management company, OpenText.

SOTI Snap's major update; an AI-powered digitisation of paperwork, will premiere at the forthcoming SOTI World Tour event, streamlining operations with swift, secure data management.

Semperis bolsters partnership with Veritas Technologies, enhancing cyber resilience against ransomware threats by using advanced attack-path analysis methods, streamlining data protection methods.

Data security firm Dasera has announced partnerships with Cisco, Cohesity, and Intuitive Cloud along with platform enhancements and a flexible monthly pricing model as part of its bid to become more accessible.

A NetApp study, in conjunction with IDC, emphasises the criticality of intelligent data infrastructure for successful AI scaling within businesses.

Tribble, an AI-native company, revolutionises response to Requests for Proposals and Infosec queries by employing generative AI, automating processes to address traditional enterprise sales challenges.

Streaming data provider Ververica boosts its data security following ISO 27001 certification and launches the Trust Center platform.

Palo Alto Networks launches PrismaSASE 3.0, integrating AI and Zero Trust security in a pioneering move to enhance data security and application speed.

More than 50% of enterprises are investing in Generative AI to facilitate integration and automation, enhancing productivity and customer experience.

Logicalis Australia boosts its data protection capabilities with a strategic partnership with Commvault, offering businesses comprehensive, scalable data protection across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

DataCentre220 teams up with UPS Power Solutions to enhance data security and accessibility for organisations, countering cloud storage hurdles with advanced, reliable technology.

Partner marketers embrace Generative AI but face barriers including legal issues, data security fears, and a noteworthy skills gap, as per a Coterie Connect event.

Software firm Object First has partnered with UK-based Vitanium, a data protection expert, to launch a ransomware-proof backup storage appliance, optimised for Veeam users.

NetApp's Cloud Complexity Report reveals differences in AI implementation, underlining the role of robust data infrastructure for AI prosperity.

New Relic broadens its AI monitoring capabilities, expected to boost efficiency and simplify AI application issues through visibility and data security, supporting companies' AI adoption.

Appian partners with Amazon Web Services to integrate generative AI into enterprise workflows using AWS's Amazon Bedrock and Sagemaker, bolstering data security and compliance.

Amidst a surge in remote working, the use of employee monitoring software like Insightful is crucial to enhance productivity, ensuring efficient workflows and creating a culture of transparency and accountability.

In a rare interview, James Eagleton of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) unveils how their ground-breaking data services are setting the benchmark for innovation in AI and cloud connectivity.

Scality boosts American market distribution of ARTESCA through strategic partnership with Ingram Micro, enhancing ransomware protection amid increasing need for cyber-resilient storage solutions.

Cisco has unveiled new updates to its Secure Application, now offering data and cloud security capabilities, in a move to aid businesses in securing their cloud-native applications and protecting sensitive data amid rising data breaches.

Fujitsu intensifies its battle against cybercrime in Australia and New Zealand by establishing a dedicated team of data security specialists, consolidating regional expertise and acquisitions like Enable and oobe.

Arrow Electronics partners with IBM Cloud and Anycloud to launch new managed service, Arrow Cloud Object Storage for Backup.

Twilio's 2024 report unveils a 45% perception gap in customer experience between Australian businesses and their consumers.