Cybersecurity breaches continue to be the stuff of nightmares for Australian CIOs. Last year, the country lay siege to a surge in cyberattacks and escalating data breaches. According to the government @cyber.gov.au, mobile malware detections spiked at almost three times the rate of the previous year.

As more businesses begin to adopt unified communications (UC) technology, it can be tempting to follow the crowd. If a particular vendor or solution seems to be working well for other organisations, shouldn’t it work for your company too?

In today’s digital landscape, secure mobile data collaboration is crucial for protecting sensitive information and ensuring compliance. As remote work and mobile device usage become more prevalent, implementing robust security measures is essential to prevent data breaches and safeguard corporate data.

Angelo Lo Certo muses on some recent developments in AI.

Whether you like it or not, unless you’re living in a remote hut in the jungle or are shipwrecked on a deserted tropical island, chances are that your life increasingly involves and benefits from interactions with AI. And while it’s true, artificial intelligence will replace some jobs, it will also be a boon to others.

Enterprise mobility has significantly increased the number of devices used for work, with the global enterprise mobility management market projected to grow from $40.73 billion in 2025 to $189.02 billion by 2032. This growth underscores the expanding reliance on mobile devices in the workplace.