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According to the Australian Government Department of Communications, the average cost of an individual cybersecurity breach to a business is $276,000.

Firms must boost talent retention in a tough job market, with strategic modern workplace adoption key to success.

The inclusion of ASX-listed Empired, and its New Zealand-operation Intergen, in the Inner Circle for 2019/20 was announced at Microsoft Inspire.

Three Australian companies—Empired, Sharing Minds, and Antares—win prestigious Nintex awards for exceptional RPA achievements, celebrated at Microsoft Inspire.

When working with board members and business stakeholders that are inherently suspicious of emerging technology, there is no room for error.

Businesses must carefully plan and understand the barriers and opportunities of customer experience transformation, according to Empired.

Businesses with the wrong or outdated ERP systems are being deprived of insights and capabilities to drive their business forward.

We all know that proactive security is the best security, but what does that look like? Don’t miss your chance to find out.

Empired joins the elite 1% of Microsoft Dynamics partners, gaining exclusive executive support, as recognised at the annual Inspire conference in Las Vegas.

Empired (and by extension Intergen as a subsidiary) laid some big bets a few years ago which have obviously now paid off.

Intergen, guided by Empired, identifies three key areas for digital transformation: customer engagement, business empowerment, and technological enablement.

Empired's revenue grew marginally by 2% to AUD $85 million despite a sharp 13% decline in New Zealand due to election-related market disruption.

Digital identities should be the new security perimeter for enterprise data, according to IT provider Empired.

As best practice security methods continue to evolve around the Internet of Things, so do the attacks on devices linked to corporate networks.

Empired has logged a 105% increase in EBITDA on a 5% increase in revenue as Auckland and New South Wales sales soar.

Most businesses mistakenly believe they are protected against cybercrime due to security controls, but this is not the case, says Empired.

Firms are at a disadvantage in the fight against cybercriminals but building a mature cybersecurity program can help overcome those problems.

Government and businesses urged to experiment with public and private datasets to uncover value and drive innovation.

Businesses unlock their potential by transforming digital data into actionable insights, catalysing growth and innovation.

Organisations face increasing pressure to prove they are keeping secure against cyber threats, according to Mark Blower from Empired.