Healthcare stories - Page 95

To better protect valuable data, organisations must conversely ensure that it is worthless when not in the hands of those who own it.

The coming year looks set to be one of implementation where we see a lot of technologies that have been present on the fringes become mainstream.

Philips is leading a revolution in healthcare, bringing personalised care to patients' homes and streamlining medical processes with cutting-edge technology.

IDC predicts industry cloud solutions will reach USD $45.4 billion in 2019, with rapid growth driven by sectors like healthcare and manufacturing.

As time progresses and advanced technologies are implemented, the demand for disaster recovery-as-a-service is also expected to increase.

Philips is revolutionising healthcare by integrating adaptive technology and data systems for a more connected, efficient, and patient-centred approach.

The JASK ASOC platform automates alert investigations, supposedly freeing the SOC analyst to do what machines can't.

Gartner has positioned Proofpoint as a Leader in its 2018 Magic Quadrant for enterprise information archiving, marking its seventh consecutive year.

There was a lot to unpack at the Canalys APAC Channels Forum keynote. This long-form piece tries to cover all the most relevant points for ANZ.

Delta Insurance warns NZ businesses of intellectual property theft risks in China and the US. IP litigation on the rise. Insurance available for protection.

As Aussie organisations store more sensitive data on multiple clouds, encryption is increasingly seen as a proactive strategy, yet skills shortages persist.

The Internet of Things is infiltrating all aspects of daily life, including our own bodies. But what are the implications of this connectivity?.

As the digital economy booms, consumer data swaps for benefits drive IoT; however, security gaps prompt calls for robust protections.

It appears Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) is ripe for the picking as Cohesity has announced significant growth in the area.

An Australian blockchain firm scooped up first place at the Extreme Tech Challenge at Sir Richard Branson's private island in the British Virgin Islands.

A sharp rise in reported UK data security incidents is likely due to stricter GDPR rules, says Egress Software CEO, stressing the need for better user training.

The law was enforced in May but is still confusing to some colocation providers as to which requirements they must comply with.

In the wake of rising blockchain popularity, the medical tourism industry is bound to be among the top beneficiaries.

The recent Frost and Sullivan 2018 Network Access Control (NAC) Market, Global, Forecast to 2022 report states that network visibility is critical.

Technology is advancing a lot quicker, and the incumbent banks need to be more up to speed but are held back by a lot of legacy systems.