Majority of reported Aussie data breaches caused by human error
More than half of all the data breaches reported to Australia's Information Commissioner under new laws were caused by human error.
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Ignorance no defence for encryption failure: Senetas boss
It’s staggering that many organisations still do not encrypt their data particularly when it is travelling across public networks, Senetas CEO Andrew Wilson said on Thursday.
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Microsoft is making Big Data really small using DNA
Microsoft has partnered with a San Francisco-based company to encode information on synthetic DNA to test its potential as a new medium for data storage.
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Telstra’s ‘five knows of cyber security’
Telstra lives by ‘five knows of cyber security’ when it comes to protecting information across the organisation, according to chief security officer, Mike Burgess.
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The real risks of moving to the cloud
Control over your data and its security are impaired when you pass it to a cloud provider, says Guy Betar.
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Why does IT exist?
The fundamental information within an organisation is way more important than any of the technology used to manage that information. This is what the ‘I’ in CIO represents, writes Geoff Lazberger. So how do you impress upon the executive team the real value of information?
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New era of IT requires new kind of leader
Managers must become leaders to thrive in a new world of IT service delivery, according to Charles Araujo, founder and CEO of the IT Transformation Institute.