A survey conducted for data security and management specialist Cohesity has found 78% of respondents say their organisation would pay up in response to a ransomware attack if it thought this would allow the recovery of data and business processes, or if the payment would result in faster recovery.



Scientists at the University of South Australia have found a way to use a digital camera to remotely measure the heart rates of chimpanzees.

Chinese online pay services WeChat Pay and Alipay can now be used by tourists, with Tencent Holdings and Ant group facilitating the use by foreigners who visit China.

Global security provider Thales has partnered with Google Cloud to build new data security capabilities powered by generative AI.

Singtel Optus says it has no update on a report into the data breach it suffered last year, which it commissioned professional services firm Deloitte to do.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire



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