Enterprise Content Management

OpenText has launched what it describes as an AI Data Platform (AIDP) designed to address governance and accuracy challenges in enterprise AI deployments, responding to growing concerns about AI systems producing unreliable outputs.

Hyland has announced its Content Innovation Cloud now has native integration for Salesforce, SAP SuccessFactors, Guidewire ClaimCenter, and Workday platforms. The company has also enhanced its document processing tools with generative AI capabilities.

Organisations now have a scalable solution to locate and secure sensitive personal data buried across sprawling digital repositories. EzeScan's Document Repository Analyser (DRA) – part of its PII & PCI Automated Discovery & Redaction suite – delivers both discovery and remediation capabilities integrated in a single platform.

OpenText Cybersecurity has released its annual ‘Nastiest Malware 2025’ report, naming the six most damaging malware groups impacting organisations globally. Four of the top groups had a significant presence in Australia over the past year, including Qilin, Akira, Scattered Spider, and ShinyHunters.

Atturra and EncompaaS have announced a partnership to help Australian enterprises prepare data infrastructure for agentic artificial intelligence deployment. The collaboration combines EncompaaS' data-preparation platform with Atturra's consulting and technology services experience.

Microsoft's Executive V-P of Security Charlie Bell has issued a stark warning about the security implications of AI agents in enterprise environments, urging organisations to implement robust governance frameworks to prevent AI from becoming "double agents" that undermine cybersecurity efforts.

In October 2025, Noosa Council CEO Larry Sengstock revealed a sobering truth: the council had fallen victim to a sophisticated $A1.9 million fraud perpetrated by international criminals. Despite having standard processes in place, the organisation was targeted through what Sengstock described as "social engineering AI techniques" – a sophisticated, strategic attack that bypassed existing safeguards.

Last week, OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT Atlas, a web browser that promises to revolutionise how we interact with the internet. The company’s CEO, Sam Altman, described it as a “once-a-decade opportunity” to rethink how we browse the web.

OpenText has unveiled an AI-powered roadmap for its Content Manager platform, which celebrates 40 years of securing government information assets across Australia and globally in 2025.

AvePoint has expanded its Confidence Platform with data protection for five additional SaaS applications and new governance capabilities for Microsoft Copilot Studio agents.

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