From September 9th to 11th, the Gartner IT Symposium on the Gold Coast brought together over 2,000 IT professionals, including a large contingent from Logicalis Australia.

In a recent blog, we discussed what Zero Trust actually is and how it is the cornerstone to businesses and organisations in today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape.

Zero Trust is everywhere. Seemingly replacing ‘Digital Transformation’, it has rapidly become the new darling of the marketing word of our time. Yet beneath the marketing veneer, it has fundamental message that everyone should take note of; it will help protect your organisation, your people and your reputation.

Anthony Woodward recently shared his views and insights on the dynamic landscape of data security and governance within Australian organisations.

Building on our customer-centric approach to cyber resilience, Mr Davoren is responsible for accelerating growth and bringing further solutions and partnerships to market.

In a featured episode, Kate Raulings, a Senior Consultant with Logicalis Australia - specialising in security and governance, shares her personal journey in cybersecurity, from early exposure to internet technologies to becoming a certified Information Security Manager.

Anthony shares tips on how you can sell the value of security throughout the business and shift the view of security from that of being just a cost centre.

Innovation is essential for businesses to stay competitive and meet evolving customer needs, with CIOs playing a significant role in driving innovation. However, cybersecurity is often seen as a hindrance to innovation. To overcome this challenge, businesses should integrate security into their innovation strategies from the beginning and adopt agile and flexible approaches.

Zero Trust is very topical and most IT vendors and analysts will tell you it’s something that you need to address. So, what is Zero Trust, why is it better and how do you build it?