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Assurity Consulting, the technology quality assurance company in New Zealand, is expanding its services to the Australian market.

Bluetti sent over its AC180 Portable Power Station to test out. Techday's Darren Price puts the unit through its paces.

Decision Inc. will expand its data transformation offering to businesses in the retail, FMCG, manufacturing, supply chain and logistics sectors.

Retailers need to operate multiple channels to keep all their customers happy and meet them where they want to be met. The solution is omnichannel.

Many CISOs recognise a knowledge gap on their boards, which places CISOs at a disadvantage when they need to prove ROI on cybersecurity initiatives.

The reality of eCommerce is that almost all consumers cross-shop, research, and view products on several different channels before making a purchase.

A unified storage architecture enables customers to benefit from native block and file services, where files, blocks, and VMs are directly supported.

Bishop Fox expands into the UK market, offering penetration testing services to help organizations enhance their security posture.

Syniti reports strongest Q1 software bookings and highest services revenue in company history. Cloud recurring revenue up 43%.

These strategic moves are set to bolster Megantic's regional presence amidst a surge in digital and SEO growth.

BlackBerry has unveiled an upgraded AI-based cybersecurity portfolio, reducing alert fatigue by 90% compared to previous versions.

With eCommerce and AI working together, sellers must plan for the integration of AI with both technology and company strategy in mind.

BlackBerry's latest report reveals a surge in cyberattacks on financial institutions, food retailers, and healthcare providers.

BigCommerce expands its engineering team and leverages the growing partner ecosystem to equip B2C and B2B merchants with modernised eCommerce experiences.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has introduced new innovations to simplify network management and improve operational agility with HPE Aruba Networking Central.

Australians continue to be at risk as a consequence of security operations teams not having the tools required to carry out efficient cybersecurity protection.

Future Market Insights expects sales in the Communications Platform as a Service market to reach USD $60 billion by 2032.

Cybercrime is targeting small businesses more frequently, with Australian SMEs at high risk. Cyber insurance is now a necessity, says BizCover.

Mastercard has announced it is accelerating efforts to remove first–use PVC plastics from payment cards on its network by 2028.

Innovative sustainability measures will further reduce the Newcastle data centre's carbon footprint and customer power costs.