Compliance stories
Farmers can win a coaching session for a youth rugby team by showing WorkSafe how they are improving safety on the farm.
Businesses yet to embrace paperless processes or those that only use them in part of their business need to move fast.
The two-hour workshop is aimed at small and medium-sized construction firms, helping leaders lift compliance and tackle safety gaps.
A New Zealand freight firm has been fined NZD $506,300 after a worker was crushed by falling pallets during forklift unloading in Auckland.
By partnering with Chef, Dimension Data NZ hopes to enable clients to rapidly increase the speed of their delivery, without sacrificing security.
Rising cyberattacks on smart grids are driving utilities to adopt stronger identity checks and encryption as connected meters multiply 30% a year.
It's estimated that the new legislation will more than quadruple the number of businesses affected in New Zealand.
DataCentres Ireland 2018, the nation's largest event for the industry, kicks off 20-21 November. Expect expert insights, networking, and keynotes from leaders.
The law was enforced in May but is still confusing to some colocation providers as to which requirements they must comply with.
The profile and demand for Chief Compliance Officers (CCOs) have surged with GDPR in force, making them essential for navigating regulatory landscapes.
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.
Hitachi Vantara updates its Content Platform, enhancing data governance, security, and cost-efficiency for cloud and multicloud environments.
Teams is undergoing a major overhaul with new features, integrations and capabilities. Plus a new Teams certification and improved developer tools.
Microsoft is introducing new capabilities in Microsoft 365 that make it possible for every person to do their best work.
Veritas ANZ MD, Howard Fyffe, discusses the importance of data protection and disaster recovery in a recent interview.
Kaseya recently announced the acquisition of RapidFire Tools, expanding their IT assessment and compliance software portfolio.
Businesses need a solution that helps manage compliance and audits while making it simple for the right people to access the data they need.
Australian firms still using in-house software instead of SaaS are incurring hidden costs, warns TechnologyOne's GM of Cloud, Paul James.
The move extends Continuum's cybersecurity offerings and ability to enable IT service providers to meet the mounting security and compliance needs.
With a shortage of skills to tackle immediate cybersecurity threats, especially in the cloud, companies need to look beyond traditional methods.
