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Ransomware attacks and other cyber threats are targeting the supply chain in greater numbers, says Dimension Data's latest report.

IoT adoption rises 55% in Australia, but lack of security puts consumers at risk of cyber attacks, warns report.

Vocus has named ex-Telstra exec Kevin Russell as new CEO, starting 28 May 2018, with a GBP £1.1 million salary and incentives. Mark Callander joins the board.

The ZTE ban by the U.S. disrupts the New Zealand mobile device market, leaving an 8% share up for grabs and sparking opportunities for other manufacturers.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore’s chief cybersecurity officer says the nation must put significant effort into making e-payments trustworthy.

NTT Security is taking two steps further into the Asia Pacific region with new expansion into India and the Philippines.

Leaked personal information includes names, credentials, email addresses, dates of birth, phone numbers, and home addresses.

78% of 1100 examined codebases contained at least one open source vulnerability, with an average of 64 vulnerabilities per codebase.

Only 9% of Australian businesses are prepared to comply with GDPR, despite feeling confident about NDB, according to Webroot's report.

Organisations in the financial services sector are faced with a unique set of challenges when it comes to IT security.

The company has launched 'Advertising Analytics for Paid Search' in an effort to provide more clarity to paid search campaigns.

AWS NZ country manager says cloud is reducing the barriers for Kiwi startups to innovate and make a mark on the global stage.

​Interxion is continuing its expansion throughout Europe after cutting the ribbon of the first phase of its new data centre in Marseille.

Hills says the new agreement will allow them to compete across all security markets, from low cost to enterprise level solutions.

The awards celebrate organisations that use the company's Hyper-Availability platform to deliver ‘innovative solutions at scale’.

It is free for people in the community to use and is already in use by a number of councils in New Zealand and Australia.

Google Drive will be replaced by Google One, which offers expanded storage plans and extra benefits for consumers. Upgrades will be automatic.

Biometric security is no longer confined to sci-fi movies like Star Trek or spy films such as the Kingsman and James Bond series.

Over 60% of Australians are now more aware of how their data is collected and used, according to a survey by ADMA.

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