Business ITSingtel integrates cyber security capabilities under Trustwave
Written by Sam Varghese
Singapore telecommunications provider Singtel has grouped its cyber security capabilities along with those of Optus, Trustwave and NCS into a single entity that will operate under the Trustwave brand.
Oculeus launches real-time fraud protection service
Written by Sam Varghese
German telecommunications solutions provider Oculeus has launched a real-time telecoms fraud protection service for businesses known as Oculeus-Protect, a cloud-based service that protects PBXs and voice telephony networks from the risk of hacking and fraud.
nib's AWS-powered chatbot has proved its value during its first year of operation.
Instaclustr is a 100% open-source business, using Cassandra ("one of the most scalable databases in the world") for data storage, Spark for analytics, Elasticsearch for search, and Kafka for messaging, among other pieces of software.
Hardware devices used to steal millions from Eastern Europe banks
Written by Sam Varghese
Over the last two years, at least eight Eastern European banks have been compromised by attackers who quietly entered their premises and attached hardware devices to the local network, a somewhat novel method of attack, Kaspersky Lab says.
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By Scott Lundgren, Chief Technology Officer, Carbon Black
Recently MITRE, a not-for-profit organisation that solves problems for a safer world, published the results of its first public evaluation of endpoint detection and response (EDR) vendors based on its increasingly-popular ATT&CK framework.
The Australian Computer society has released a guide for businesses to start using artificial intelligence in their organisations, outlining what AI is and what it can do.
Online banking threats top security concerns for many Australians: survey
Written by Peter Dinham
Online banking threats are of a higher concern than malware and cryptojacking, but despite the concerns Australians are still storing financial records or financial information such as tax file numbers and bank details on their digital devices, according to a new security research report.
Activ8me fronts court again over misleading consumer allegations
Written by Peter Dinham
The competition watchdog, the ACCC, has initiated court action against Internet provider Activ8me for allegedly making false or misleading representations over advertising of its broadband services.
Ice-class ferry does autonomous run in Helsinki
Written by Sam Varghese
Automation technology vendor ABB and Helsinki City Transport have successfully carried out a trial guiding an ice-class ferry through a test area near Helsinki harbour.
