Microsoft is rolling out a new security capability designed to protect organizations from email bombing attacks, a growing cyberthreat that floods inboxes with massive volumes of messages to disrupt operations and hide legitimate communications.
A Sydney-based developer has launched what it calls a practical solution to one of modern business's biggest challenges: how to meaningfully integrate artificial intelligence into everyday operations without getting lost in technical jargon.
Automation Anywhere made a bold claim at its annual customer conference this week, claiming it has taken a "significant step forward towards Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) for the enterprise" with the launch of what it calls the industry's first Process Reasoning Engine.
Smart Communications has unveiled SmartHUB, a new cloud-native digital archiving solution designed to help enterprises manage increasingly complex data storage and compliance requirements.
Cybersecurity firm Netskope has deepened its partnership with Microsoft through a new integration that enhances Microsoft Purview's data discovery and protection capabilities across enterprise environments.
Cybersecurity giant Thales has unveiled a comprehensive file activity monitoring solution designed to give organizations realtime visibility into their most vulnerable data assets, as companies struggle to protect the vast amounts of unstructured information flowing through modern hybrid work environments.
Trustwise, an AI security company, has launched Harmony AI, which it claims is the industry's first runtime trust layer specifically designed to secure autonomous AI systems operating at enterprise scale.
Cybersecurity firm Barracuda Networks has unveiled a new BarracudaONE AI-powered platform, targeting a growing industry problem that the company says is leaving organizations vulnerable to cyberattacks.
CrowdStrike and Microsoft have developed a shared mapping system - described as a "Rosetta Stone" for cyber threat intelligence - that links adversary identifiers across vendor ecosystems without requiring a single naming standard. The initiative addresses a longstanding challenge in cybersecurity where the same threat actor might be known by different names depending on which security vendor is tracking them.
A screen security solution from South Korea’s Fasoo, designed to control unauthorised screen capture tools and display a dynamic watermark on screen, aims to deter users from taking a photo using smartphones.
