Enterprise Applications

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.

Shares in Australia’s archTIS Limited rocketed this week as investors celebrated the cybersecurity company's breakthrough into two of the world's largest defence markets with M365 contracts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and the potential for massive expansion.

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.

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.

As artificial intelligence evolves from chatbots to autonomous "agents" capable of executing complex tasks without human oversight, a leading AI ethics expert is sounding the alarm that most organizations lack the infrastructure to manage the mounting risks.

A comprehensive new study from Salesforce AI Research has revealed significant limitations in current AI agents' ability to handle real-world business tasks, with even top-performing models achieving only modest success rates in professional environments.

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has taken centre stage across various industries. But for those who remember the lofty promises of other technologies that have since faded from memory, there’s an uncanny sense of déjà vu.

NSW universities are facing mounting cybersecurity challenges and struggling with artificial intelligence governance despite achieving record revenue of $A14.3 billion in 2024, according to a new report from the NSW Auditor-General.

The future of artificial intelligence may involve your AI assistant booking lunch with someone else's AI assistant, but new research suggests we're not prepared for the complex infrastructure needed to make this work safely and effectively.

Monte Carlo, a data observability platform, has announced the launch of unstructured data monitoring capabilities that allow organizations to ensure data quality across documents, chat logs, images and other non-traditional data formats without writing code.

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