Industry Insider

  • Fortiro wins Award for Document Fraud Detection 

    Australian developer Fortiro has won 2024 “Startup of the Year” for helping Australia’s leading banks, non-bank lenders, insurers, payment providers and gaming companies automate document fraud checks and financial verification.

  • INX Software and K2fly join forces

    INX Software, an Australian developer of compliance, workforce management, training and reporting software for complex and high-risk industries, has announced it will join with fellow Perth company K2fly to create one of Australia’s biggest providers of mission-critical software for high-risk industries.

  • AI-Powered Data Retrieval platform raises $US3.6M

    A pioneering startup in the field of AI-powered data integration, Vectorize, has raised $US3.6 million in seed funding for its Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) platform designed to transform how businesses of all sizes leverage their data for AI applications.

  • Cyberthreat from Nation-States Growing: Report

    Collaboration and coordination taking place between nation-states and cybercrime rings to target global supply chains and further geopolitical motives has become a signature trend in the threat landscape, according to a new report from OpenText Cybersecurity. 

  • Compliance Made Easy: New Partnership Addresses Global Data Retention Headaches

    In an era of increasing data regulation complexity, multinational organisations face a daunting task: managing diverse data retention requirements across multiple jurisdictions. A new partnership between EncompaaS and Amsterdam-based filerskeepers aims to revolutionize this process, offering an automated solution for global compliance.

  • Meta's Security Oversight Costs Millions in GDPR Penalties

    Meta, Facebook's parent company, has been fined €91 million ($150 million AUD) by the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) for storing user passwords as unencrypted 'plaintext' on its internal systems. The penalty comes five years after the company first acknowledged the security lapse.

  • Compu-Stor Expands National Footprint

    A homegrown family enterprise is making waves in Australia's Information Management industry, rapidly expanding its footprint and capabilities. Compu-Stor, a business with humble beginnings in Perth, has just opened in Canberra, signalling its ability to compete for more national, state and federal contracts.

  • Iron Mountain Leverages MongoDB for InSight DXP

    Database developer MongoDB has revealed that Iron Mountain is using its data platform for the new Iron Insight Digital Experience Platform (DXP). Built on MongoDB Atlas, InSight DXP offers a customizable platform to access, manage, govern, and monetize physical and digital information.

  • Securing Active Directory for the Five Eyes

    New Zealand’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has joined the Australian Signals Directorate and US, UK and Canada to release joint guidance that aims to inform organisations about 17 common techniques used to target Active Directory, as observed by the authoring agencies.