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Valve, the company behind Steam and mega hits like Half Life and Counterstrike, has announced three new additions to its hardware family, coming early 2026 - a new Steam controller, Steam Machine PC, and the Steam Frame, a VR headset and controller. All work together, optimised for Steam, but also operating as open platforms.

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COMPANY NEWS:  DroneShield Limited (ASX:DRO) (“DroneShield", “DRO”, or the “Company”) is pleased to release its business update and Appendix 4C for the three-month period ended 30 September 2025.

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GUEST RESEARCH:  Yubico’s research shows that Australia’s cybersecurity readiness is well behind other countries

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One platform, four essentials: SWG, FWaaS, ZTNA and identity, delivered through WatchGuard Cloud to protect every user, app and connection anywhere.

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GUEST OPINION: For years, the headlines have predicted the demise of print. Yet the industry continues to play an essential role in business operations worldwide. While digital workflows have matured and reshaped how organisations manage information, printers and multifunction devices remain deeply embedded in daily processes. What has changed, however, is how customers measure value.

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COMPANY NEWS:  DroneShield (ASX: DRO) today announced it is making a significant investment to expand its operations in Europe and support the continent’s domestic defence programs such as ReArm Europe Plan/Readiness 2030.

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Expansion of YubiKey as a Service subscription and YubiEnterprise Delivery supports rising demand for streamlined, cost-effective phishing-resistant deployments

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GUEST OPINION:  Australia’s 2024 Notifiable Data Breach Report from the OAIC underscores a troubling surge in data breaches year over year. The report highlights not only the growing frequency of these incidents but also the increasingly severe and widespread repercussions they have on both individuals' personal data and the businesses involved. Staying ahead of internal vulnerabilities is essential.

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Yubico-sponsored youth-led hackathons around the world foster collaboration, innovation, and hands-on cybersecurity experience for the next generation of cyber leaders

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essensys, a leading provider of digital experience (DX) software and technology for the commercial real estate industry, has announced the launch of elumo, a dynamic bookings and access solution that redefines the meeting room experience.

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GUEST OPINION:  A thief who robs a house will usually try to find the easiest way in. After all, why pick a lock when the back door is wide open? 

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While organizations pour resources into advanced threat detection systems and cutting-edge security tools, they often miss fundamental elements that could make or break their cybersecurity defenses. These overlooked components create vulnerabilities that sophisticated attackers are all too happy to exploit.

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Open source software rightly gets a lot of attention; open source hardware has its part to play too. One development drawing increasing attention in both technical and executive circles is RISC-V, pronounced "risk five". While many industries have long relied on established processor architectures such as ARM and x86, RISC-V offers a fresh approach—particularly in areas of flexibility, customisability, and cost-effectiveness. Here's why it's worth keeping on your radar.

Nvidia boss Jensen Huang has announced the company is releasing a personal AI supercomputer in May, called Digits. The device comes with 128GB RAM, up to 4TB of SSD, enough computing power to handle sophisticated AI models with up to 200 billion parameters, yet sits on your desk and plugs into a standard powerpoint taking up no more space than a Mac Mini.

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GUEST OPINION:  In today’s competitive market, security remains a critical concern for small-to-medium businesses (SMBs) in Australia. Traditional on-premises video surveillance systems, while effective, often come with high upfront costs and ongoing maintenance burdens. As businesses evolve and the demand for flexible, scalable solutions grows, cloud-based video surveillance systems are emerging as a smart alternative which is often more cost-effective.

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Enterprise users further empowered to be phishing-resistant and go passwordless on day one

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