Australian stories - Page 82

Business risks are expected to increase in 2016. At the same time, it is unlikely there will be any improvement in the coming year.

PwC partners with Australasian cloud providers to launch Next, a purpose-built cloud platform with integrated apps.

The event was held to provide women new career opportunities and proactively address the growing issue of gender imbalance in Australia's tech sector.

WatchGuard expands in Australia and New Zealand with the appointment of a new sales engineer, Peter Fraser, in Melbourne.

Australian businesses have high email threat awareness and confidence in security solutions, according to research by Mimecast.

Bayrob displays a message suggesting the user the downloaded file is incompatible with the system, while it is actually already releasing a Trojan.

The 24/7 security operations centre (SOC) brings together IPSec's managed services capabilities and LogRhythm's security intelligence and analytics.

SAP ANZ's key exec, Greg Miller, to depart in search of new leadership vistas after expanding partner success.

2015 was the year that TechDay shunned the printers and became an entirely digital publisher - with excellent results.

In Australia, more companies are looking to strengthen their market position through mergers and acquisitions, according to UXC Eclipse.

Zendesk has entered into a partnership with the Victoria Government in Australia in a bid to encourage the region's burgeoning technology industry.

Kordia is expanding its cyber-security portfolio, snapping up up Wellington-based Aura Information Security in a $10.2 million deal.

Microsoft takes the wraps off Sydney flagship store today. We've got a sneak peak for those unable to join the masses at the opening.

Ecash teams up with TNS to revolutionise Australia's ATM market with a new, purpose-built cash-out solution, leveraging TNSLink technology.

Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise has signed Nexon as an enterprise cloud solutions and services partner - with more to come.

Intralinks has teamed up with HP to offer its solutions at a new data centre in Australia, with the hopes of addressing data sovereignty concerns.

Vocus and M2 plan to merge creating a $3 billion telco with capabilities 'relevant to every individual, corporate and government entity' in ANZ.

There's a new IT buyer on the block, with ANZ CMOs increasingly making IT decisions – and managing their own IT budget – according to a new survey.

Stone - Chalk, a fintech hub in Sydney, has opened its doors, welcoming 41 companies and aiming to boost Australia's fintech sector.

Procured through IT solutions provider, BES Information Technology Systems, the Nutanix platform allows Mater to expand its virtual desktop platform.