Dayforce launches Build & Marketplace for HCM apps
about 2 hours agoCustomers will be able to tailor workforce software without coding as Dayforce aims to reduce reliance on separate tools and slower custom builds.
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DigiCert wins ISO 27001 certification for security systems
The independent audit gives customers and partners added assurance that the certificate provider’s security controls span operations in 11 countries and a remote workforce.
AI cuts entry-level cyber jobs in Australian firms
A Barracuda survey suggests junior cyber careers are thinning as 45% of Australian organisations swap or drop entry-level roles for AI.
D2N named Australian distributor for CEDAR Audio
Australian broadcasters and forensic audio users will get local support for CEDAR's noise-suppression tools through D2N's appointment.
Netgear launches cloud-managed security gateway for SMBs
Small offices can now get cloud-delivered security and dual-WAN failover from one console, with the first year included for APAC buyers.
Vection confirms AUD $1.35 million law enforcement order
The annual contract gives Vection visible FY27 revenue and lifts its recurring defence and intelligence income stream to AUD $1.35 million.
Meltwater named leader in Gartner's new PR tools ranking
The inaugural ranking gives communications teams a new benchmark as AI-driven media tracking becomes more important for reputation management and crisis response.
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Twilio evolves from APIs to conversational trust
As AI agents proliferate, Twilio is focusing on trusted, governed communications infrastructure rather than the apps that sit on top of it.
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Secure Code Warrior founders named NSW Entrepreneur of the Year
The win underscores the rise of a Sydney-born cybersecurity firm now serving more than 600 clients worldwide and employing over 200 staff.
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TechnologyOne rethinks AI-enabled student services
Students could soon avoid hunting through university portals, as TechnologyOne's new AI agent handles enrolment, deferrals and course changes in one chat.
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BeyondTrust: Agentic AI is an 'old new' identity problem
Gartner says Fortune 500 firms could run 150,000 AI agents by 2028, raising the risk of overprivileged machine identities.
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AI Investment in Australia and New Zealand Drives Data Focus
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CrowdStrike finds AI agents running autonomous cyberattacks
CrowdStrike found four threat actors using AI agents to automate cyberattacks, compromising healthcare, government and private-sector organisations.
Dayforce launches Build & Marketplace for HR software
Customers will be able to add custom apps and bots to Dayforce's HR platform in 2027, reducing reliance on separate software.
Dell expands cyber resilience tools for AI & identity
The new tools aim to help organisations recover faster from AI and identity breaches, as cyber incidents increasingly threaten business continuity.
HPE integrates EdgeConnect into Mist & Aruba Central
The integration should cut the complexity of managing separate networking and security tools for businesses as AI-driven demand strains IT teams.
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Saviynt recognised in Gartner PAM report for third year
The recognition highlights growing demand for tighter control over AI agents, service accounts and other non-human identities with elevated access.
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BeyondTrust named leader in Gartner PAM report again
Its highest Ability to Execute ranking may bolster sales as enterprises seek tighter control over human users, service accounts and AI agents.
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Check Point launches firewall subscription for AI security
The new model lets organisations spread firewall spending over time, easing budget pressure as AI traffic and threats grow.
Yesterday
Contrast Security named leader in IDC DAST assessment
The ranking should help the application security company bolster its sales pitch as buyers seek clearer proof of exploitable flaws and fewer false alarms.
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