Solar power stories - Page 18
Samsung enables more connectivity with latest TV offering for hotels
Wed, 13th Oct 2021
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digital signage
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digital entertainment
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displays & projectors
Samsung Australia senior director of display and memory solutions, Phil Gaut, says that the TV meets guests’ demands whilst improving hotel efficiency.
Edge Centres to construct second Victoria data centre in Traralgon
Tue, 12th Oct 2021
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hyperscale
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edge computing
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colocation
Edge Centres CEO and founder Jonathan Eaves says that the Traralgon data centre is key to its network deployment across Melbourne and Sydney.
Rise of the machine identities
Mon, 11th Oct 2021
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devops
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multi-cloud
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apm
Bots and infrastructure-as-code automation are common additions to the business landscape, and their explosion has not gone unnoticed by threat actors.
Anatomy of a supply chain attack: how to accelerate incident response and threat hunting
Tue, 5th Oct 2021
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supply chain
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cybersecurity
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solar power
Supply chain attacks show no sign of slowing down. But the right combination of platforms can help organisations get ahead of the threat.
New low-code tools from Salesforce automate time-consuming, manual processes
Mon, 20th Sep 2021
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data analytics
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martech
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rpa
Salesforce rolls out three new Einstein Automate products to help customers use low-code tools to automate time-consuming, manual processes.
The challenges of improving software supply chain security
Fri, 17th Sep 2021
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supply chain
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cybersecurity
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software development
There is a glaring disconnect between executive concern and executive action when it comes to guarding against SolarWinds-style supply chain attacks.
Role of IT continues to evolve, SolarWinds report captures tech pro sentiments
Thu, 16th Sep 2021
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edutech
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solarwinds
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it professionals
Almost half of tech professionals are proud of what they do and 44% love their work, according to a survey by SolarWinds.
Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday announcement 'alarming'
Wed, 15th Sep 2021
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cybersecurity
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microsoft
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solar power
Microsoft's recent security updates have revealed alarming vulnerabilities, warns cybersecurity company Virsec.
Ransomware shows why we need a bipartisan federal cybersecurity policy
Tue, 14th Sep 2021
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malware
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ransomware
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quantum computing
Ransomware is the wake-up call, but the main event is quantum computing. We need to be ready, writes Senetas CEO and Votiro director Andrew Wilson.
Edge Centres lodges development approval for solar-power edge data center site Australia
Mon, 13th Sep 2021
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hybrid cloud
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datacentre infrastructure
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edge computing
According to Edge Centres CEO and founder Jonathan Eaves, development approval is an important step in kicking off the company’s deployment in Australia.
Hands-on review: Swann Xtreem Security Camera
Wed, 8th Sep 2021
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gaming
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surveillance
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digital entertainment
Overall, the Swann Xtreem Security Camera is a robust unit, unlike some of the more plasticky consumer video cameras out there.
Contact & Simply Energy to provide renewable power generation for Clyde data centre
Wed, 1st Sep 2021
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datacentre infrastructure
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power / energy
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cleantech
Simply Energy will provide 10 megawatts (MW) of renewable energy for the NZ data centre through ‘demand flexibility’ technology.
IT execs fear trickle-down of Nation State attack tools will hurt business
Thu, 26th Aug 2021
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malware
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ransomware
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supply chain
IT executives fear the trickle-down of Nation State tools and techniques will hurt their business, according to a new survey by HP Wolf Security.
Leveraging a new MSSP/MDR SOC contract to build an intelligence practice
Thu, 26th Aug 2021
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supply chain
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risk & compliance
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cybersecurity
Few organisations have matured their security operations (SecOps) to the point where they have integrated a complete CTI practice.
A cloud-powered transformation of the utilities industry
Wed, 25th Aug 2021
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datacentre infrastructure
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power / energy
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solar power
The adoption of cloud technologies will significantly impact how the utilities industry approaches asset management, field workforce management and more.
72% of IT executives fear trickle-down of nation-state attack techniques will hurt business
Fri, 20th Aug 2021
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malware
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ransomware
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supply chain
Nation-state techniques, such as those used in the SolarWinds attack, are already being adopted by ransomware gangs.
Equinix AU to lead renewable energy purchasing group with H&M, Goldman Sachs, HSBC & Nike
Wed, 18th Aug 2021
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hyperscale
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dc
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power / energy
The ACCC has given Equinix the go-ahead to lead a joint renewable energy purchasing group for solar and wind electricity generation.
Hands-on review: Samsung QN900A TV and Soundbar
Tue, 17th Aug 2021
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gaming
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digital signage
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digital entertainment
Samsung's 2021 flagship 8K TV, the QN900A, paired with the Q950A soundbar, is the ultimate way to consume content this year.
ConnectWise expands APAC-focused team, extends partner support
Mon, 16th Aug 2021
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partner programmes
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leadership
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solar power
The roles will also provide locally-based support for partners, expanding the footprint of ConnectWise significantly across Australia and New Zealand.
Pushing cyber-awareness beyond Australia’s C-level
Tue, 10th Aug 2021
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risk & compliance
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cybersecurity
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cso / ciso
Now that CEOs across ANZ properly understand cybersecurity and cyber-risks, it’s time to get the board of directors up to speed.