The head of security advocacy at Datadog, a cloud-based monitoring and analytics platform, has urged enterprises in Australia and the APAC region to accelerate phasing out long-lived credentials for popular hyperscale cloud services, warning that they remain a serious data breach risk. Speaking with TechRepublic, Andrew Krug highlighted findings from Datadog’s State of Cloud Security 2024 report, which identified long-lived credentials as a persistent security risk factor. While credential management practices are improving, Krug noted they are not advancing as quickly or effectively as needed to mitigate risks. Long-lived credentials are still a big threat to cloud security The report revealed that nearly half (46%) of organisations using AWS rely on IAM users for human access to cloud environments — a practice Datadog called a form of long-lived credential. This was true even for organisations using centralised identity management to grant access across multiple systems. Moreover, nearly one in four relied solely on IAM users without implementing centralised federated authentication. According to Datadog, this highlights a persistent issue: while centralised identity management is becoming more common, unmanaged users with long-lived credentials continue to pose a significant security risk. Nearly half of organisations using AWS are still using long-lived credentials. Source: Datadog The prevalence of long-lived credentials spans all major cloud providers and often includes outdated or unused access keys. The report found that 62% of Google Cloud service accounts, 60% of AWS IAM users, and 46% of Microsoft Entra ID applications had access keys that were more than a year old. Long-lived credentials come with a significant risk of data breaches Long-lived cloud credentials never expire and frequently get leaked in source code, container images, build logs, and application artifacts, according to Datadog. Past research conducted by the company has shown they are the most common cause of publicly documented cloud security breaches. SEE: The top five cybersecurity trends for 2025 Krug said there is mature tooling in the market to ensure secrets do not end up in production environments, such as static code analysis. Datadog’s report also notes the rise of IMDSv2 enforcement in AWS EC2 instances, an important security mechanism to block credential theft. There are less long-lived credentials, but change is too slow There have been moves to mitigate the problem, such as AWS launching IAM Identity Centre, allowing organisations to centrally manage access to AWS applications. While companies are in the process of changing to the service, Krug said, “I just don’t know that everyone considers this their highest priority.” “It definitely should be, because if we look at the last 10 years of data breaches, the primary theme is that long-lived access key pairs were the root cause of those data breaches combined with overly permissive access,” he explained. “If we eliminate one side of that, we really substantially reduce the risk for the business.” The long-lived credentials problem isn’t exclusive to APAC — it’s a global issue According to Krug, APAC is no different from the rest of the world. With no regulation to control the management of long-lived credentials in the cloud in any particular jurisdiction, companies worldwide use similar approaches with similar cloud providers, often across multiple global jurisdictions. More Australia coverage What is stopping the move away from long-lived credentials? The effort required to transition teams to single sign-on and temporary credentials has slowed the adoption of these practices. Krug said the “lift and shift” involved in migrating development workflows to single sign-on can be considerable. This is partly due to the mindset shift required and partly because organisations must provide adequate support and guidance to help teams adapt. Many cloud credentials are over one year old. Source: Datadog However, he noted that tools like AWS Identity Centre, which has been available for three years, have made this transition more feasible. These tools are designed to reduce developer friction by streamlining the authentication process, minimising the need for repeated MFA sign-ins repeatedly, and ensuring that workflows remain efficient. SEE: How AI is amplifying the risks of data in the cloud “AWS Identity Centre is a great product and enables these very seamless user flows, but folks are still midstream in migrating to it,” Krug said. What should you do with your long-lived credentials? Datadog’s report warned that it is unrealistic to expect that long-lived credentials can be securely managed. The vendor recommends that companies adopt secure identities with modern authentication mechanisms, leverage short-lived credentials, and actively monitor changes to APIs that attackers commonly use. “Organisations should leverage mechanisms that provide time-bound, temporary credentials,” the report said. Workloads. For workloads, Datadog said this end can be achieved with IAM roles for EC2 instances or EKS Pod Identity in AWS, Managed Identities in Microsoft Azure, and service accounts attached to workloads for Google Cloud if the organisation uses the major global hyperscalers. Humans: For human users, Datadog said the most effective solution is to centralise identity management using a solution like AWS IAM Identity Center, Okta, or Microsoft Entra ID and avoid using individual cloud users for each employee, which it labelled “highly inefficient and risky.” source

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Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Database platform developer Couchbase is looking to help solve an increasingly common problem for enterprise AI deployments. Namely how to get data closer to AI in as fast and as secure an approach as possible. The end goal is to make it simpler and more operationally efficient to build and deploy enterprise AI. Couchbase today announced Capella AI Services, a suite of capabilities designed to help enterprises build and deploy AI applications while maintaining data security and streamlining development workflows. Among the new offerings is the model service for secure hosting of AI models within organizational boundaries. The vectorization service automates vector operations for efficient AI processing. AI functions simplify AI integration through SQL++ queries while the new agent catalog centralizes AI development resources and templates. The announcement comes as organizations grapple with integrating AI into their existing applications while managing concerns about data privacy, operational complexity and development efficiency. According to the company, the Capella AI Services will enable enterprises to build and deploy AI applications more efficiently with lower latency leading to improved business outcomes. This expansion builds upon Couchbase’s existing strengths in NoSQL database technology and its cloud-to-edge capabilities. Couchbase is among the early pioneers in the NoSQL database world with the company going public back in 2021. Over the past year, the company has increasingly focussed on building out vector database capabilities. Those capabilities have included an assistive gen AI feature known as Cappella IQ in 2023 and expanded vector search this year. “We’re focusing on building a developer data platform for critical applications in our AI world today,” Matt McDonough, SVP of product and partners at Couchbase, told VentureBeat. “Traditional applications are designed for humans to input data. AI really flips that on the head, the emphasis moves from the UI or front end application to the database and making it as efficient as possible for AI agents to work with.” How Couchbase aims to differentiate in an increasingly crowded database market As has been the case in the database market for decades, there is a healthy amount of competition.  Just as NoSQL database capabilities have become increasingly common, the same is now also true of vector database functionality. NoSQL vendors such as MongoDB, DataStax and Neo4j, as well as traditional database vendors like Oracle all have vector capabilities today. “Everyone has vector capabilities today,  I think that’s probably an accurate statement,” McDonough admitted. That said, he noted that even before the new Capella AI services, Couchbase does aim to have a somewhat differentiated offering. In particular, Couchbase has long had mobile and edge deployment capabilities. The database also provides in-memory capabilities that help to accelerate all types of queries, including vector search.  Couchbase is also notable for its SQL++ query language. SQL++ allows developers to query and manipulate JSON data stored in Couchbase using familiar SQL syntax. This helps bridge the gap between relational and NoSQL data models. With the new Capella AI services, SQL++ functionality is being extended to make it easier for application developers to directly query AI models with standard database queries. Mohan Varthakavi, VP of Software Development, AI and Edge at Couchbase explained to VentureBeat that AI functions enable developers to easily execute common AI functions on data. For example, he noted that an organization might already have a large volume of data in Couchbase. With the new AI functions, the organization can simply use SQL++ to summarize data, or executive any other AI function directly on the data. That can be done without needing to host a separate AI model, connect data stores or learn different syntax to execute the AI function. How Capella AI brings semantic context to accelerate enterprise deployments The new Capella AI Services suite introduces several key components that address common enterprise AI challenges One of the new components is the model service which addresses enterprise security concerns by enabling AI model hosting within organizational boundaries. As such a model can be hosted for example within the same virtual private cloud (VPC). “Our customers consistently told us that they are concerned about data going across the wire to foundational models sourced outside,” Varthakavi said.  The service supports both open source models and commercial offerings, with value-added features including request batching and semantic caching. Varthakavi explained that semantic caching provides the ability to cache not just the literal responses to queries, but the semantic meaning and context behind those responses. He noted that by caching semantically relevant responses, Couchbase can provide more contextual and meaningful information to the AI models or applications consuming the data. The semantic caching can help reduce the number of calls needed to AI models, as Couchbase can often provide relevant responses from its own cache. This can lower the operational costs and latency associated with making calls to AI services. McDonough emphasized that the core focus for Couchbase overall with the new AI services is to make it simpler for developers to build, test and deploy AI, without having to use a bunch of different platforms. “Ultimately we believe that is going to reduce latency operational cost, by keeping these models and the data together throughout the entire software development life cycle for AI applications,” he said. source

You may already be using Microsoft Teams on your computer to remotely join meetings and collaborate on projects with colleagues. But Teams is also available as a mobile app for on-the-go work. Available for iPhones, iPads, and Android devices, the Teams app lets you set up or join a video or audio call, chat with people, and share files. SEE: Video teleconferencing do’s and don’ts (free PDF) (TechRepublic) If you don’t already have the Teams app for your phone or tablet, download it from Apple’s App Store for an iPhone or iPad, or from Google Play for an Android device. The iOS/iPadOS and Android versions have the same basic functionality, though there are some minor layout differences. If you already have an account and access to Teams, either through your organization or individually, sign into the app. How to chat on Microsoft Teams on your mobile device One task you’ll likely want to perform is to chat with an individual team member. Tap the “Chat” icon on the bottom toolbar and then type the name or email address of the person with whom you want to chat. Select the person’s name and type your message. You can then carry on a back-and-forth conversation. Press the “+” icon to the left of the message field to attach an image, GIF, or document. You can also tap the smiley face icon to send an emoji, the camera icon to send an image, or the microphone icon to record and send a voice note. Image: Microsoft Can I create a team on Microsoft Teams mobile? Yes! Navigate to the Chat or Teams page in the app and select “More options” in the upper-right corner. A screen will appear at the bottom that includes a “Create new team +” button. Tap that and choose a name, description, privacy level, and data type for the team. You can then invite people or contact groups to join the team. If you cannot do this, your IT admin may have disabled team creation for you. Contact them to have it enabled. Mobility must-reads How to call via Teams on your mobile device You can place a call to one or more Teams contacts, either via audio or video. From the “Chat” tab, select the chat or the person you want to call or start a new chat with them. Then, tap either the video camera or phone icon to make a video or audio-only call, respectively. If you start the call from a group chat, you will also be asked if you intend to call everyone in the group. On an iPhone or iPad, you can also use the “Calls” tab in the bottom panel to make a call. If the person you wish to call already appears in call history, tap the “Call” icon in the “Details” section on the right side of the screen. Otherwise, type their name into the dialing pad and tap the phone icon to place an audio-only call or the camera icon to place a video call. From the in-call toolbar, you can enable or disable the video, microphone, or speaker. You can also put the call on hold or transfer it to someone else. For a video call, you can blur the background or add a background image from the “Background effects” option under the “More” menu. Image: Microsoft How to schedule a meeting in Teams on your mobile device To schedule a meeting, tap the “Calendar” tab, followed by the plus icon at the bottom right and the “Schedule a meeting” button. You can then add your meeting details like the title, participants, data and time, location, and description. You can also tap “Share to a channel” to make it a channel meeting and adjust the privacy settings. Tap “Done” to schedule the meeting and send out invites to the chosen participants. How to share files in Teams on your mobile device Next, you can upload and share files with the team to enable quick review and real-time document collaboration. Go to the Teams tab and open the channel where you want to share the file, Tap the “Files” tab at the top of the channel and then the paperclip icon. Choose the file from your phone or cloud storage to upload, and the file will be shared in the “Files” section, visible to all members of the channel. You can also share files in a chat, as described in this article’s “How to chat” section. Another way to share files is by using the “Files” button in the “More” tab on an iOS device and in the navigation bar on an Android. Locate the file you want to share from the correct cloud-based service, tap the ellipsis, and tap “Share.” Choose the “Chats” or “Channels” tab depending on how you want to share the file, then type in the name of the desired Chat or Channel. If desired, you can add a message before hitting the send arrow to share. Image: Microsoft Other features to check out when using Microsoft Teams on your phone Screen sharing: Share your screen during calls or meetings by tapping the three dots and selecting “Share.” This is ideal for presentations or demonstrating steps. Push notifications: Receive alerts on your phone for messages, mentions, and calls. Customise these via Settings and stay updated on the go. Search and Command bar: Use the search bar at the top to quickly find messages, files, or people. You can also use commands like “/call” or “/files” for instant actions. Dark mode: Enable Dark Mode from “Settings” for better visibility in low-light conditions and reduced eye strain. Offline mode: You can view chats and access files even when you’re offline. This is great for working in areas with limited connectivity. Though the mobile app doesn’t offer the full functionality of the desktop app, it should be a handy resource when you’re out and about. source

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The advent of 5G technology promises faster speeds, lower latency, and more reliable connections. With 5G now widely available across many countries and delivering better internet connections than 4G, consumers want to upgrade to 5G devices to take advantage of these benefits. SEE: Made by Google 2024: Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro Fold Revealed Many are wary of the high prices associated with high-end 5G devices. Fortunately, several budget-friendly 5G devices are available that offer excellent value for money. Here are the six best cheap 5G phones for 2025. Best cheap 5G smartphones comparison table Device Storage options Chipset Battery capacity Charging time Price Samsung Galaxy A53 5G 128 GB, 256 GB Qualcomm Snapdragon 750G 5G 5,000 mAh 1 hr 43 min $161.80 Apple iPhone 14 128 GB, 256 GB, 512 GB A15 Bionic 3,279 mAh 1 hr 56 min $599 Google Pixel 8A 128 GB, 256 GB Google Tensor G3 4.492 mAh 2 hr 9 min $399 Motorola moto g Power 5G 128 GB MediaTex Dimensity 7020 5,000 mAh 1 hr 58 min $199.99 HMD XR21 128 GB Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 5G 4,800 mAh 2 hr 15 min $439.99 Samsung Galaxy A53 5G Image: Amazon If you’re on a budget but still looking for a smartphone that can take advantage of 5G capabilities, the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G can be a great buy. In addition to the 5G feature, the device comes with a 6.5-inch AMOLED display with a 2400×1080 pixel resolution and 120 Hz refresh rate. SEE: 5G networks: A comprehensive cheat sheet In addition, the device is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 750G chipset with 8GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage, which can be expanded to 1 TB using a removable microSD card. The Galaxy A53 5G is also compatible with 4G and other previous generations of cellular networks for greater flexibility and broader network coverage when you’re out of the 5G network range. This device runs on Android 11 and has a 4500 mAh battery capacity with fast charging to support intensive use. The Samsung Galaxy A53 is available on Amazon for $161.80. Apple iPhone 14 Image: Apple The Apple iPhone 14 may not be nearly as budget-friendly as the iPhone SE, but having only been released in 2022, it is likely to remain relevant for much longer. Apple’s A15 Bionic chip powers the device and comes with a 12 MP camera, 6.1-inch display, 4K video recording, and, of course, 5G support. Sadly, it does not support Apple Intelligence and is still only compatible with the Lightning cable rather than USB-C, but it is still a solid choice for those who aren’t after the top-of-the-range iPhone. You can acquire this device on the Apple Store for $599. However, if that still breaks the budget and you’re set on an iPhone, you may want to wait for the imminent release of the iPhone SE 4. Google Pixel 8A Image: Amazon Google Pixel 8A is another affordable device with 5G connectivity. Released in May 2024, it is equipped with Google Tensor G3, meaning it matches the standard  Pixel 8 in performance. The mobile 5G connectivity comes unlocked, so you can choose the data plan and network carrier that suits you. SEE: 5G vs 6G: What’s the Difference? With Google’s Gemini assistant included, 4,492 mAh battery, fingerprint sensor, 4K video quality, dual camera setup, 128 GB of storage as a minimum, and flexible 5G connectivity, the Google Pixel 8A is a great deal for someone looking for a cheap 5G phone in 2025. You can get this device on Amazon for $399. Motorola moto g Power 5G Image: Motorola Motorola is another brand that has endured in the phone manufacturing industry. This time, they reminded us of their Motorola Moto G Power 5G capabilities. Powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7020 processor, the device offers a smooth experience for everyday tasks and 5G speed for quick downloads and streaming. Other notable features include a 5,000 mAh battery capacity, which provides up to two days of use on a single charge, a 120 Hz refresh rate, a 6.7-inch display, a 50 MP camera sensor, wireless charging, 128 GB minimum storage, and 8 GB of RAM. While not the most impressive 5G handset on the market, it is a solid offering for one that comes in at well under $200 from some retailers. You can get your hands on one for $199.99 from the Motorola store. HMD XR21 Image: Amazon In addition to being 5G-enabled, the HMD XR21 is designed to be extremely durable. It’s drop-resistant, water-resistant, and dust-resistant with Corning Gorilla Glass Victus on the front, but it doesn’t look like a rugged phone with its sleek design. It will also receive security updates until July 2027 and comes with a one-year screen replacement guarantee. Features-wise, the handset has a Qualcomm SM6375 Snapdragon 695 5G chip, a 4,800 mAh battery, 6 GB of RAM, and a minimum of 128 GB of storage. The dual rear camera setup is average, with a 64 MP sensor and an 8 MP ultra-wide sensor, but the XR21 is primarily intended for business use anyway. The HMD XR21 5G is available on Amazon for $439.99. What is a 5G phone, and do you need one in 2025? A 5G phone is a smartphone equipped to connect to 5G networks, offering faster data speeds and lower latency than older networks like 4G. 5G connections are expected to represent over half of mobile connections by 2029, according to the GSMA. So, if you’re considering buying a new device, you will probably want one that can leverage this infrastructure. A 5G connection will mean the handset performs better in more data-intensive activities, such as streaming, gaming, and using artificial intelligence tools. However, if those features aren’t important to you, you know your local area will not have 5G for the foreseeable future, or 5G-readiness takes devices out of your budget, there are still plenty of reliable 4G smartphones on the market. SEE:

Best business phone service overall: RingCentral Best for customer experience management: Nextiva Best for teams that prefer traditional desk phones: Ooma Best for global contact centers: 8×8 Best for sales teams: Dialpad Best for low-volume calling: Zoom Phone Best for custom in-app calling solutions: Vonage Best for startups: OpenPhone The best business phone services are packed with communication features that go beyond basic calling capabilities. From video conferencing to team chat, texting and automation, teams get everything they need, plus the flexibility to support remote and hybrid work environments. For this buyer’s guide, I picked RingCentral as the overall top business phone service because it’s the best value for features and reliability. It’s versatile enough to support teams of all sizes in any work environment, and it delivers all the phone and communication tools you need under one roof. 1 RingCentral RingEx Employees per Company Size Micro (0-49), Small (50-249), Medium (250-999), Large (1,000-4,999), Enterprise (5,000+) Medium (250-999 Employees), Large (1,000-4,999 Employees), Enterprise (5,000+ Employees) Medium, Large, Enterprise Features Hosted PBX, Managed PBX, Remote User Ability, and more Top business phone services comparison It’s really hard to compare vendors in an apples-to-apples way, but every buyer will have to think about how a phone system handles calls and the other software that must integrate with it. I’ve rated each service’s call management features and Interactive Voice Response (IVR) capabilities for the provider’s entry level business phone service plan, along with its starting monthly price per user. Best for Starting price Call management IVR Integrations RingCentral Best business phone service overall $20 per user per month Advanced Advanced 300+ Nextiva Customer experience management $30 per user per month Average Basic 20+ Ooma Traditional desk phones $19.95 per user per month Average Basic 10+ 8×8 Global call centers Custom quote Advanced Advanced 65+ Dialpad Sales teams $15 per user per month Advanced Advanced 70+ Zoom Phone Low-volume users $10 per user per month Average Basic 120+ Vonage Customized in-app calling $19.99 per user per month Basic Basic 20+ OpenPhone Startups $15 per user per month Basic Basic 6+ RingCentral: Best business phone service overall Image: RingCentral RingCentral is the best all-around option for businesses looking for a modern phone service to support operations moving forward. There are lighter and less expensive options out there for companies with strong in-house telecom and IT teams, sure, but not everyone wants to manage a VoIP server and I don’t blame them. RingCentral can accommodate whatever technology your organization is working with already, and is investing heavily in the technology of tomorrow. Whether you need VoIP phone systems or UCaaS, RingCentral excels at delivering capable solutions to a broad range of businesses. Why I chose RingCentral It’s the best value for most people. Say you are a small business that needs a few dozen employees to be reachable — RingCentral is fine. You’ll never need to switch. Say you are a business with a few different locations and 24/7 customer service — RingCentral is still fine. The entry-level phone system comes with a multi-level auto attendant and IVR to help you improve call flows. There’s also call queues, call recording, visual voicemail and shared lines — all on the entry-level plan. Plus, each user gets their own dedicated number, and you can choose between a local or toll-free option. When you look at other vendors, many of those features are add-ons or only available upon upgrade. This feature-depth extends to the team collaboration tools. You’re getting unlimited video conferencing, AI meeting insights, live transcriptions, whiteboarding, collaborative notes and breakout rooms. If you move up beyond the basic tier, you’ll unlock even more advanced capabilities, including live call monitoring, whisper and barge. There are plenty of add-ons and options to support advanced sales needs, like RingSense for Sales, which is the platform’s AI-powered sales intelligence suite. Take a look at our full RingCentral review for more details. Pricing Core: Starts at $20 per user per month billed annually. Advanced: Starts at $35 per user per month billed annually. Ultra: Starts at $45 per user per month billed annually. Free trial available? Yes, a 14-days free trial is available. Annual billing saves you up to 33% compared to RingCentral’s month-to-month prices. Also, volume discounts are available for teams with at least 100 users. Features Unlimited domestic calling. AI meeting insights and live transcription. Call recording. Multi-level IVR. Real-time QoS analytics. Team messaging and file sharing. Video conferencing and breakout rooms. Customer support: 24/7 phone and live chat. Virtual fax: On select plans. Single Sign-On (SSO). Business SMS and MMS. Never miss a call with RingCentral. Image: RingCentral Pros and cons Pros Cons All plans include key business phone service features. Centralizes all channels within a single platform. Offers SIP trunking for legacy equipment. Useful AI tools included for free. Secure network, reliable company, and long-time player in the communications space. Excellent team collaboration features. 99.999% uptime SLA. Some businesses will pay for features they don’t use. Deployment may be slower than other options. Need to upgrade for multicenter management portal and CRM integrations. Only 100 toll-free minutes included with the entry-level plan. Need to upgrade or purchase add-ons to access the most advanced features. Nextiva: Best for customer experience management Image: Nextiva Nextiva is another good all-around option that’s malleable enough to work for just about any business — but where it steps above the competition is customer engagement. Yes, they offer business phone and call center services, but Nextiva has been reshaping the foundation of their platform to help companies meet their customers where they are most active today. Why I chose Nextiva From an admin standpoint, the initial setup and deployment of Nextiva is about as easy as it gets. You can onboard users in just a few clicks, and they can start using Nextiva from their existing computers and smartphones, so there’s no need to buy new or expensive phones. As a user, you’ll have access to all the necessities plus powerful extras available

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