A compromised Active Directory forces a bad choice. Restore quickly and risk carrying the attacker's changes back in, or wait hours for a clean full forest recovery.
Seventy-two per cent of regulated organisations have put AI into at least one document workflow. Only 30 per cent have the governance to run it safely, on figures cited by document automation vendor S-Docs.
Komprise has released Transparent File Tables, which lets analytics and AI platforms such as Snowflake and Databricks query enterprise file data without copying or moving it.
Kaarvi has launched a data management platform that uses agentic AI to take raw data through to governed, decision-ready analytics in one no-code workflow.
Risk owners without specialist training can now be walked through a full risk assessment by an embedded AI agent. That is the pitch behind a risk management platform launched into Australia and New Zealand this week.
Reviewers and investigators can now put plain-language questions to a matter's document set. The answers come back drawn from the documents themselves, with citations to each source and a log of every interaction.
A new discovery feature identifies passports, driver licences and other high-risk documents by their visual layout. It does not read the text on them, and it keeps working when the image is blurred.
Australian organisations gain another option for outsourced security operations this week. A global cyber security and AI services provider has opened local operations, delivered from round-the-clock cyber fusion centres.
A compromised Active Directory forces a bad choice. Restore quickly and risk carrying the attacker's changes back in, or wait hours for a clean full forest recovery.
Seventy-two per cent of regulated organisations have put AI into at least one document workflow. Only 30 per cent have the governance to run it safely, on figures cited by document automation vendor S-Docs.
Komprise has released Transparent File Tables, which lets analytics and AI platforms such as Snowflake and Databricks query enterprise file data without copying or moving it.
Kaarvi has launched a data management platform that uses agentic AI to take raw data through to governed, decision-ready analytics in one no-code workflow.
Risk owners without specialist training can now be walked through a full risk assessment by an embedded AI agent. That is the pitch behind a risk management platform launched into Australia and New Zealand this week.
Reviewers and investigators can now put plain-language questions to a matter's document set. The answers come back drawn from the documents themselves, with citations to each source and a log of every interaction.
A new discovery feature identifies passports, driver licences and other high-risk documents by their visual layout. It does not read the text on them, and it keeps working when the image is blurred.
Australian organisations gain another option for outsourced security operations this week. A global cyber security and AI services provider has opened local operations, delivered from round-the-clock cyber fusion centres.
