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A focus on niche markets doesn’t mean small returns for resellers. Distributor Sektor tells how resellers can capitalise on some booming ‘niche’ plays.

The reports keep coming through loud and clear: organisations are not doing enough to protect their data, favouring the old over the new.

One of New Zealand's key distributors has launched its assault on the Australia market, opening a Melbourne office and warehouse.

Taiwanese tech giant Acer recently suffered a massive data breach that has potentially affected 34,500 of its US customers.

There is no doubt that one of the main assets of a company is the data it stores. It should be adequately protected & available when needed.

It used to be that the major roadblock to flash storage adoption was cost – the price-point of flash made it cost prohibitive for all but the most mis.

We just can't fault this very impressive device from Intel. It's small, very powerful, has heaps of connection options and it looks damn fine.

New Zealand app Postr rewards users with free mobile data for viewing lockscreen adverts. Plans to expand into Southeast Asia.

The war against cyber threats is booming as the security analytics market grows from US$2.83 billion in 2016 to US$9.38 billion in 2021.

Noel Leeming is embracing the virtual reality (VR) realm as the retailer will bring the HTC Vive to its New Zealand stores later this year.

Salesforce App Cloud Mobile is the new one-stop mobile solution from Salesforce that offers developers a choice of approaches.

Dick Smith shareholders won't be recouping any of their investment, with administrators this week confirming the cupboards are bare.

This latest integration amps up the possibilities of where you can take your music and how easily you can access it all.

The logistical details of conducting credentialed network vulnerability assessments aren't all that straight forward. Enter Thycotic.

Ingram Micro’s Andrew Khan explains what ransomware is and gives you ten tips to keep your data and applications from being held for ransom.

Enterprises keep tight rein on mobile app budgets, with Gartner reporting a mere 10% allocation despite growing demand and development pressures.

Disgruntled employees are gladly selling their services to the bad guys in order to inflict harm on their employers.

Internet users in Australia and New Zealand are lacking in cybersecurity practices at home, according to ESET research.

As football mania is sweeping the world, employees could be a security risk through your 'bring-your-own-device' policies, warns Flexera Software.

The global cognitive systems market will generate revenues worth $50 billion between 2016 and 2020, aided by development of self-learning IT systems.