Industrial stories - Page 19

ASX 200 companies have a good security posture, on-par with global counterparts, according to a new report by Rapid7.

Worldwide spending on augmented reality and virtual reality is forecast to reach $13.8 billion this year and grow to $50.9 billion in 2026.

Forescout's Vedere Labs disclosed an update to its OT:ICEFALL study distributed in June 2022, which detailed vulnerabilities found in thousands of OT devices.

BlackBerry is bringing its QNX technology to the cloud for the first time, enabling developers to reduce time to market for their products.

Kaspersky predicts a shift in advanced persistent threat (APT) activity against industrial organisations and OT systems in new industries and locations.

Vertiv introduces the new Vertiv Liebert APM Plus, a high-density, modular, and transformer-free UPS system with up to 97% efficiency.

Loscam's track and trace solution powered by Thinxtra's 0G Network optimises the resilience of Coles' poultry supply chain while reducing equipment losses.

i.safe MOBILE launches world's first explosion-proof 5G smartphone for industrial scenarios with Qualcomm chipset.

The $1.46 billion acquisition is expected to strengthen PTC's closed-loop product lifecycle management offerings.

Australia's cyber talent is called upon to participate in a first-of-its-kind series of simulated threats against national infrastructure on December 1.

New functionality allows users to launch web-based TeamViewer remote access and augmented reality support sessions within the Slack environment.

Nokia and TPG Telecom hit 2Gbps 5G uplink speed, breaking Australian record, enabling ultra-high-performing services.

Camatic Seating is using Infor's AI solution to improve customer satisfaction and optimize vendor selection process.

It will act as Australia's first advanced manufacturing hub, producing ICT componentry for SoftIron's HyperCloud Intelligent Cloud Fabric.

Businesses can significantly reduce latency and maximise security and performance with Lumen Edge Bare Metal services.

Extended partnership between the two companies includes easier procurement of TeamViewer Frontline for Google Cloud customers.

Voice recognition technology's popularity has grown in many industries, including those operating in rugged environments.

The agreement further expands the company's work in the Australian industrial sector, adding to its long-term flagship partnership with Rio Tinto.

As Australia charts its way forward in new and ever-evolving circumstances, mobile connectivity has become central to our economic recovery and productivity.

Claroty appoints CJ Radford as Channels and Alliances Global VP; strengthens commitment to partner ecosystem for improved cyber security solutions.