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DigiCert unveils the key digital trust trends for APAC in 2024, highlighting the challenges companies might face and cybersecurity shifts for the coming year.

RingCentral's top execs forecast AI, cybersecurity, corporate governance, privacy, and hybrid working to shape Australia's business scene in 2024.

We can expect some key challenges and opportunities in 2024 that will continue to keep organisations on their toes.

Experts predict essential eight framework adoption, AI-powered cyber defenses, and talent challenges in AI Security for 2024.

IDC anticipates a considerable rise in AI investments and global adoption, potentially exceeding $500 billion by 2027.

As we cast our gaze forward to 2024, as the cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve, it's clear that a new set of priorities and trends will emerge.

Australian cybersecurity roles are facing a talent shortage, elevating salaries and causing recruitment difficulties.

SaaScada has issued five forecasts for the United Kingdom's fintech sphere in 2024, including a crisis in artificial intelligence and major shifts in payments.

Pattern launches Destiny in Australia, an AI-powered feature to optimise brand visibility and reduce advertising spend.

5G NR and LTE-based small cell RAN equipment spending to reach nearly USD $3 billion by 2026, says SNS Telecom & IT.

Cybersecurity firm Check Point has warned of an upswing in AI-powered cybercrime and state-sponsored hacktivism in 2024.

2023 State of AI Report details rise of GPT-4, safety debates and future of AI, sparking informed industry dialogue.

New data suggests a 'correction' in the Australian tech sector as valuations and salaries stabilise after unsustainable growth.

According to Gartner, 30% of multinationals will be severely impacted by unmanaged digital sovereign risk by 2025.

Gartner predicts that 50% of chief information security officers (CISOs) will adopt human centric design to reduce cybersecurity operational friction.

Data is at the heart of digital business, and managing data and related infrastructure with proper strategy and planning will be key to business success.

The premise that data is the modern-day equivalent of oil has largely been debunked over the last few years, but we are at a crossroads.

KuppingerCole predicts Consumer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) market to reach £4.55 billion by 2025, with North America leading the way.

To remain secure, businesses and individuals need to respond effectively to a range of trends that gained momentum last year.

IDC predicts that by 2027, AI-enabled automation will reduce the need for human intervention in digital infrastructure operations by 70%.