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Nearly a third of IT pros may be exposing their firms to cyber threats, urging a new security approach, says Fortinet's latest survey.

Wynyard currently expects revenue in the range of $40 to $45 million for FY15. Wynyard reported revenue of $26 million in FY14.

Data encryption, application security and analytics are offering resellers new opportunities in the burgeoning security market.

The cost of data breaches is expected to soar to $2 trillion globally by 2019 - and its not mobile or IoT that will be the source of most breaches...

Acronis has launched its Acronis Backup Service and its new software-defined storage data centre for the ANZ region.

A security expert is cautioning against entrusting enterprise security to free security products saying they are a false economy.

Microsoft has announced that its new browser, Microsoft Edge, will offer improved security features to protect users from cyber attacks.

A new report reveals top execs fear not only serious disruption of their own operations, but the impact of cyber attacks on national infrastructure.

Eset director of communications and laboratory Josep Albors takes a look at the No iOS Zone vulnerability which enables DoS attacks on Apple devices.

Wearables offer a number of advantages to retailers, enabling greater customer service and engagement with a target audience.

Mobile app security distribution deal opens doors for ANZ resellers to gain extra revenue streams, and eases key security headache for enterprises.

AVG Technologies bolsters its privacy arsenal by acquiring Privax, the esteemed provider of VPN services, for $40M plus potential bonuses.

An unknown international group has begun threatening several NZ organisations with DDoS attacks, according to the New Zealand Internet Task Force.

Cloud security's paradigm shift, with API-driven visibility and infrastructure-as-a-service, as echoed by Trend Micro's Justin Foster.

The achievement marks WhooHoo's commitment to best practice relating to the collection, storage and use of personal data.

In order to provide enterprises with better protection for their web applications, F5 Networks has released two key security developments.

Businesses are failing to protect themselves adequately from increasingly-sophisticated techniques used by cyber criminals, says Palo Alto Networks.

Dell says with BYOD, social media and a 'booming' hackers market, privacy in the workplace is more important than ever before.

Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics helps businesses identify breaches and threats using behavioural analysis.

Cybercriminals use DDoS attacks as diversions, hints Sentrix VP, urging firms to unify defences for impending threats.