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By Kalyan Madala, CTO for IBM Australia, Southeast Asia, New Zealand & Korea (ASEANZK)

Digital twins are incredibly useful tools for a range of industries. But they also come with intrinsic risk factors and could create new avenues for attacks unless security is involved when they’re created.

When the focus is often on the big hacking and ransomware cases involving multinational companies and governments, small- and medium-sized businesses can often feel left behind and powerless. But help is out there.

Partnership aims to help customers find the right combination of solutions to securely meet their cloud needs.

The new generative AI engine aims to help developers code, as well as offer assistance to administrators, cloud operators, data engineers, and security professionals in their daily tasks.

Network as a service comes in five distinct flavors depending on whether it’s offered by hardware vendors, telcos, cloud providers, muticloud vendors, or WAN-transport carriers.

New Zealand first on the cards for M&A activity.

Pharmaceutical giant Merck’s won an appeal that might see it claim $1.4 billion from insurers due to the NotPetya ransomware attack. The decision hinged on the definition of war and it could also affect how insurance terms are defined in the future.

Third-party security provider revealed no further illegal activity detected.

Award winners announced during BlackBerry’s virtual partner sales event.