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Every AI agent needs a human name on it: Check Point's Brian Linder on closing the 51-point AI security gap | iTWire (opens the original)
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Alex Zaharov-Reutt, Global AI and Technology Editor | Published 29 Sept 2026 Check Point's own research says 77% of organisations have rewritten their security strategy because of AI. Only 26% say they have the architecture to enforce what they wrote. That 51-point gap is the day job of Check Point Software Technologies Head of Cyber Evangelists for the Office of the CTO, Brian Linder. Linder has spent more than 20 years in rooms with executives, telling them things about cloud, mobile and now A
iCXeed hires former AWS Amazon Connect architect as chief product and AI officer, sets sights on AWS Premier Tier | iTWire (opens the original)
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Alex Zaharov-Reutt, Global AI and Technology Editor | Published 28 Sept 2026 iCXeed has named a former AWS solutions architect as its Chief Product and AI Officer, promoted its Manila-based engineering lead to vice president and brought in a TTEC Digital veteran to run CX strategy. The company, which describes itself as a specialist AWS customer experience transformation partner, says the goal is simple: give enterprises one partner that covers consulting, operations and engineering on AWS and A
Samsung wants to answer "which foldable?" before the iPhone Duo lands, so here's how the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Fold8 and Z Flip8 stack up in Australia | iTWire (opens the original)
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Alex Zaharov-Reutt, Global AI and Technology Editor | Published 28 Sept 2026 Samsung Australia has a question it would very much like you to ask this week: which foldable is right for me? The timing is deliberate. Apple's first folding phone, the iPhone Duo, goes on sale here on 23 October from $3,499, which gives Samsung a little under four weeks to convince Australians the answer already sits in its Galaxy Z range. So today’s release from Samsung Australia makes the case that it now has three
Samsung says 91 per cent of Australians find the couch more comfortable than the stadium, and it has a 115-inch plan for your garage | iTWire (opens the original)
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Alex Zaharov-Reutt, Global AI and Technology Editor | Published 28 Sept 2026 On Saturday, 100,023 people packed the MCG to watch the Brisbane Lions come from behind, beat Fremantle by seven points and win a third straight flag. Another 4.52 million of us watched at home, on average, making it the most-watched AFL grand final on record and the number one TV program in Australia this year. So when Samsung Australia released research this morning claiming 91 per cent of Australians find watching sp
AI agents need ID badges, a BYD ute left the front door open, and Google's A$2,299 answer to the MacBook | iTWire (opens the original)
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Alex Zaharov-Reutt, Global AI and Technology Editor | Published 27 Sept 2026 Every Saturday I cover the week in tech on my Talking Tech segment on the Canberra Weekender on Radio 2CC. This week's recurring theme: software agents that do things for you. Here's the expanded version for iTWire readers. Every AI agent needs an ID badge, a boss and an off switch At Oktane 2026 in Las Vegas, one message was hammered home all week: every AI agent needs an ID badge, a human boss and an off switch. Okta
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