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AARON RAJ

Aaron enjoys writing about enterprise technology in the region. He has attended and covered many local and international tech expos, events and forums, speaking to some of the biggest tech personalities in the industry. With over a decade of experience in the media, Aaron previously worked on politics, business, sports and entertainment news.

While cyberattacks on critical infrastructure are not a new threat, they have become more frequent and sophisticated in recent years.

Australia and New Zealand to see uplift in critical infrastructure cybersecurity

With the holiday season around the corner, there are concerns that there will only be an increase in identity theft, scams and fraud.

Why identity theft protection will be crucial in 2024

Elon Musk believes X will become the world's main source of news.

Can X become a trusted news source?

Syncron selects SnapLogic to provide best-in-class generative integration capabilities to customers

Syncron strengthens supply chain capability with SnapLogic

64% of Australian IT and security leaders stated that they would likely pay a ransom to recover their data in the wake of a cyberattack.

Why backup will be critical to cybersecurity in Australia

The new strategy, which hopes to make Australia a world leader in cybersecurity by 2030, focuses on protecting both Australian citizens and businesses.

More questions for Australia cybersecurity strategy

Nutanix is hoping to benefit from the acquisition. (Image by Shutterstock)

Nutanix confident on boosting customers as Broadcom closes VMware acquisition

The Australian Cyber Security Strategy aims to make the country a leader in cybersecurity by 2030.

Making sense of the Australian Cyber Security Strategy