Carl Filpo

The great cloud migration has undoubtedly revolutionised the IT landscape, becoming a hallmark of any business or organisation.

Meet Steve Doney, the latest member of the CMTG team, bringing a wealth of industry experience to his new role as CMTG’s Vendor & Client Relationship Manager.

The rapid adoption of AI is improving many aspects of everyday life, but the speed of innovation is
presenting new risks.

With the ever-growing array of cyber threats, including a rise in ransomware attacks, the Australian Government has been taking steps to address these challenges.

The Australian Government has set a target of being the ‘most cyber secure country’ in the world by 2030, however, hitting this goal will not be without its challenges.

As the country strives towards achieving this goal, it must contend with the increasing threats of cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure and public sector agencies.

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning mechanisms to improve cybersecurity have been on the rise in recent years.

AI can be used in various cybersecurity applications, such as network security, endpoint security, threat intelligence and identity and access management.

An explosion in demand, coupled with a global pandemic, created the perfect storm that has led to a world-wide shortage of semi-conductor chips – one of the most crucial components of modern-day gadgets.

CMTG’s state-of-the-art data centre can provide your organisation with a cost-effective, reliable, and scalable way to manage its IT infrastructure needs, no matter your company’s size.

Located at CMTG’s head office in Morley Western Australia, the data centre occupies 140m2 of floor space, with a capacity to house 56 racks.

Times have changed and over the years, there has been a heavy reliance on cloud computing as IT has innovated through time.

A Wide-Area Network (WAN) connects a series of smaller networks, allowing them to communicate with one another over a large distance.