Enterprise Content Management
The Department of Home Affairs is seeking a case management system to replace manual processes for the largest FOI workload in Australian government.
Coles Group has automated employment contract generation for thousands of new workers annually. The company deployed OpenText Content Management integrated with SAP SuccessFactors to replace manual, paper-based processes.
Australian data-centric security provider archTIS has completed its acquisition of US-based Spirion, a provider of sensitive data discovery and classification solutions.
Australian Clinical Labs (ACL) has reached an agreement with the Australian Information Commissioner to pay $A5.8 million in penalties over a 2022 cyberattack on Medlab Pathology.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission will not publish firm-level data on compliance breaches, reversing its April proposal following industry pushback about regulatory maturity and reporting burdens.
RecordPoint has launched RexCommand, a free centralised platform designed to help organisations manage AI deployment while addressing compliance gaps and unauthorised AI tool usage.
Splunk has released a plug-in integrating its Enterprise Security platform with the Australian Signals Directorate's Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing platform, becoming the second vendor to offer the integration.
Microsoft has introduced Knowledge Agent for SharePoint, an AI-powered content management assistant that automates tagging and classification to eliminate manual effort and inconsistency.
If the expression “May you live in interesting times” describes your role, you may be a security and risk management (SRM) leader. Between resource constraints caused by rapid-fire tariff announcements, pressure to expand your purview and a perpetual need to catch up with the latest cybersecurity threat, your best bet is to prioritize initiatives that align with the organization’s broader objectives.
A new study has found Microsoft Purview can reduce the likelihood of a data breach by 30 per cent. The Forrester Consulting study, commissioned by Microsoft, also reported a 355 per cent return on investment over three years for a composite organisation.
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