ServiceNow adds vibe coding to EmployeeWorks
04 November, 2026 by Dylan Bushell-Embling | Supplied by: ServiceNow Australia Pty LtdServiceNow has announced enhancements to its EmployeeWorks platform aimed at helping enterprise employees build AI agents without needing to code.
Managing the increasing risk of artificial unintelligence
03 November, 2026 by Barry Coughlan, Chief Technology Officer ANZ, Pegasystems | Supplied by: Pegasystems Pty LtdWith AI, long-term success will depend on strong foundations, getting the fundamentals right, and implementing it safely with reliable results.
Australian orgs replacing security roles with AI
28 October, 2026 by Dylan Bushell-Embling | Supplied by: Barracuda NetworksDespite facing a widening cybersecurity skills shortage, 45% of Australian organisations say they have replaced entry-level roles with AI, research suggests.
ASD Essentials cybersecurity framework released
20 October, 2026ASD says the Essentials enables organisations to strengthen their cybersecurity in a way that aligns with their risk profiles and operational requirements.
Democratising governance: supporting every employee with responsible, secure AI
15 October, 2026 by Adam Bowles, Country Director, ANZ, OneAdvanced | Supplied by: OneAdvancedWhen employees have tools that help them recognise and communicate risk, governance becomes less dependent on a small group of specialists.
Quantum computing revenue projected to reach US$1.1bn in 2027: Gartner
12 October, 2026 | Supplied by: GartnerGartner says that global quantum computing revenue will reach over US$1bn in 2027, and that CIOs should treat their quantum journey as a multiyear endeavour.
Most CIOs now more responsible for workforce redesign than for core IT: survey
08 October, 2026 | Supplied by: Thoughtworks Australia Pty LtdA survey of 3200 CIOs finds no dominant model for enterprise AI leadership, with Australian CIOs reporting a distributed approach to AI decision-making and budgets.
Security spend won't buy more certainty
30 September, 2026 by Yadi Narayan, Field CTO for APJ at Datadog | Supplied by: Datadog IncGrowing security budgets don't necessarily buy more certainty, and strength and spend don't always equal effectiveness.
BlueVoyant launches ISOC in Defender deployment service
29 September, 2026 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingBlueVoyant's Integrated Security Operations Center in Microsoft Defender deployment service starts with a free readiness assessment.
Australia leads APAC on AI ROI: Notion
23 September, 2026 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingAustralian businesses are leading their APAC peers in tying AI directly to the bottom line, but there is a wide internal confidence gap, according to Notion.
No, AI hasn’t replaced Australian tech jobs yet
22 September, 2026 by Lambros Photios*Every software developer rightfully fears for their job, but there’s growing evidence that these roles are being displaced, not replaced by AI.
Threat modelling is taking on new importance as AI threats increase
18 September, 2026 by Matias Madou, CTO, Secure Code Warrior | Supplied by: Secure Code WarriorThreat modelling has traditionally existed in the realm of security professionals, but now it needs to include the application devopment team.
Brennan launches managed innovation platform
17 September, 2026 by Dylan Bushell-Embling | Supplied by: Brennan ITBrennan's Innovation Foundry aims to provide organisations with a way to evaluate, deploy and scale innovations that can transform their operations.
Cloudera and Mistral partner on sovereign AI capabilities
15 September, 2026 by Dylan Bushell-Embling | Supplied by: Cloudera IncCloudera and Mistral have announced a strategic partnership aimed at enabling enterprises to build sovereign AI capabilities without exposing sensitive data.
Australia's newest tech workers raise fresh concerns about workplace culture
08 September, 2026Women in Digital's 2026 research finds Australia's tech sector is making progress on gender equity but remains uneven for people entering the industry.
