Data Privacy stories - Page 2

Oracle debuts generative AI features designed to enhance decision-making and user experiences across its Fusion Cloud Applications Suite, showcased at Oracle CloudWorld London.

Technology ethics expert, Stephanie Hare, is set to keynote the 8th annual Women in Cybersecurity event at Infosecurity Europe 2024, discussing the implications of our tech revolution.

AI is a powerful business tool, yet it carries potential risks. According to Immuta's 2024 Data Security Report, robust data governance is crucial to maintain security.

Female leaders look to curb Australia's talent shortage in cybersecurity by fostering a mentor mindset, countering the woefully low 17% of women in the field today.

Despite potential, governments worldwide exhibit hesitation in adopting generative AI for citizen services, due to fears of public failure.

Cyber risk firm, NormCyber, appoints four senior executives to bolster expansion plans and introduces new partnerships and offerings to expand its services in Europe.

Cloudera unveils next phase of its open data lakehouse for private clouds, becoming the only provider to offer Apache Iceberg in this sector, optimizing large-scale AI capability.

Trustifi has introduced geofencing capabilities to expand its MSSP offerings in Australia, complying with nationwide regulations; the AI-powered email security solutions take a robust stand against emerging cyber threats.

Despite recognition of its potential, less than 30% of businesses feel prepared for the adoption of generative AI, according to a new report.

SAS Customer Intelligence 360 achieves top status in The Forrester Wave: Real-Time Interaction Management, Q1 2024, reinforcing its crucial role in delivering hyper-personalised customer experiences.

Informatica is launching an industry-first AI-driven tool, Cloud Data Access Management (CDAM), to revolutionise data governance.

Groundcover unveils inCloud, a bespoke observability platform for cloud-based environments, providing a secure and efficient solution to data storage, privacy, and control.

Cohesity unveils Cohesity Gaia, an AI-powered search assistant that interprets large pools of secondary data into knowledge.

BSV Association commences testing of blockchain breakthrough, Teranode, designed to underpin 1.1 million TPS and redefine financial transactions and data privacy.

Red Hat's Global Tech Trends survey reveals technical debt as the main barrier to digital transformation in EMEA, further exacerbated by notable talent gaps and cloud tech concerns.

DataStax launches RAGStack, a solution powered by LlamaIndex aimed at tackling challenges faced by enterprise developers in utilising retrieval augmented generation (RAG).

Boston-based e-commerce firm, Temu, has achieved Mobile Application Security Assessment certification, validating its commitment to user data security, following stringent tests by independent agency DEKRA.

Kiteworks introduces SafeEDIT, a next-gen digital rights management tech focusing on secure file sharing using video streaming.

AI regulation will likely vary - with some aspects being vital and others possibly being more adaptable to enable AI's massive potential fully.

Medallia unveils AI-powered innovations and Agile Research tool at Experience '24 conference, marking a shift towards real-time customer experience personalisation.

Australian firm Sparx Solutions bolsters its international standing with Juniper AI-Driven Enterprise solutions provider-level accreditation.

Medallia reveals four AI innovations at its Experience 24 conference, offering game-changing methods of personalising customer and employee experiences.

Progress enhances OpenEdge platform with features to accelerate application modernisation, optimise development processes and boost security for over 100,000 global customers.

Dynatrace introduces OpenPipeline, a new core technology that allows customers to manage petabyte-scale data inflow securely and cost-efficiently.