Enterprise Content Management
Nuix, the Australian developer of investigative analytics and intelligent software, has announced the launch of a solution designed to transform complex unstructured data into high-quality, AI-ready information assets, Neo AI Data Curator.
IT solution provider Professional Advantage is launching iWorkplace Elements in Australia, a self-service solution that transforms digital workspaces. Developed by New Zealand-based IT company Information Leadership, it addresses issues typically experienced in out-of-the-box Microsoft 365 deployments by many small to mid-sized businesses.
Cybersecurity firm ReliaQuest has uncovered a sophisticated attack campaign that uses Microsoft Teams to deploy a previously unknown backdoor malware. The attacks, which began in March 2025, specifically target female executives in the finance and professional services sectors.
Nextdata has launched a unified platform designed to simplify and automate data management across organizations, Nextdata OS.
In a bold move to accelerate cloud adoption, Kapish has announced a completely free migration service for organizations looking to transition their OpenText Content Manager systems to the cloud. The offer, which expires on May 30, 2025, aims to eliminate both the financial burden and technical risks commonly associated with enterprise-level cloud transitions.
Around 10,000 current and former students at Western Sydney University have had their personal information hacked in a major data breach.
New research from cybersecurity firm Netskope reveals a dramatic 30-fold increase in enterprise data being sent to generative AI applications over the past year, raising significant security concerns for organizations worldwide.
DigiCert, a global provider of digital trust solutions, has announced the integration of UltraDNS into its flagship DigiCert ONE platform. This strategic move combines Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and Domain Name Systems (DNS) into a unified digital trust platform designed to reduce outage risks and streamline operations.
Microsoft has announced a significant expansion of its Security Copilot platform with new AI agents designed to autonomously handle critical cybersecurity tasks, allowing human defenders to focus on more complex threats.
Microsoft’s AI chatbot-turned-full system integration “Copilot” is quickly becoming commonplace in many workplaces. The AI software is capable of a range of tasks, from summarising large documents to automating repetitive tasks across different applications.
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