Stories by Staff - Page 212

As cyber threats evolve, traditional security measures fall short. Companies must pivot from passive defence to proactive threat hunting to stay secure.

Company fights back against shareholders who have questioned it's Us$13.95-a-share bid to take the firm private.

Apple's Tim Cook was initially against suing Samsung, despite the companies' billion-dollar legal battles over smartphone tech.

Telecom urges all customers to reset passwords after YahooXtra email hack, amidst ongoing breaches and worsening security concerns.

Rumours swell as Apple reportedly tests an 'iWatch', a wearable device that might revolutionise our digital lives.

Telecom may have underestimated the scale of the recent YahooXtra email breaches, according to industry expert Paul Matthews.

Government announces two scheduled reviews of regulatory framework for telecommunications services are to begin immediately, but what will they find?.

New Zealand-based mobile software and internet service provider offers Telecom customers another option after gateway closure.

FrontRange promotes Steve Lindeman to chief customer officer, a new role focused on enhancing the customer experience for their 15,000 global clients.

Rapid expansion for Ruckus, who announce two senior appointments into its sales and support team in Auckland and Sydney.

Kordia NZ leads as the first in the country to secure Microsoft Lync 2013 certification, bolstering business communication capabilities.

Hundreds of Kiwis' emails compromised in phishing attack, as spammers target Yahoo Xtra accounts, leaving users and Telecom grappling for security.

Apple hits back at $137 billion lawsuit over its massive cash reserves, amidst calls for better shareholder returns.

Interactive Intelligence appoints Mervyn Gomez to fuel communications-as-a-service sales, marking a major shift towards cloud solutions in ANZ.

Julian Assange's demands for blind loyalty have driven away his biggest supporters, says celebrity backer Jemima Khan.

Super Bowl XLVII sparked massive chatter on Facebook, becoming 2012's second most-discussed event after the US election.

Dell's US$24.4 billion deal to go private, led by founder Michael Dell and Silver Lake, offers shareholders USD $13.65 per share, a 25% premium.

Apple and Samsung assert their mobile market dominance in 2012, seizing 103% of profits while rivals falter, according to Canaccord Genuity.

Company's senior director of the Volume Technology Group will move back to New Zealand, but not with Ingram Micro.

Express Data NZ boosts its team, naming Philip Presnall as new GM of Sales and Marketing, citing his deep local industry insight as key to driving growth.