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Accenture is acquiring iDefense from VeriSign to ramp up its ability to help businesses better understand emerging threats and adjust protection early.

​Siemplify today announced the extension of its ThreatNexus platform to the managed security service provider (MSSP) market.

At Equinix, we see our global interconnection platform, Platform Equinix, as an excellent staging ground for DDoS defenses.

Ivanti unveils an enhanced line-up of enterprise-grade security solutions to fortify data centers and hybrid clouds.

LinkedIn has become the target of a new phishing campaign, and the company is powerless to block the attacks in the traditional ways.

RSA is continuing to forge its way ahead in the cybersecurity space with the launch of its new Risk & Cybersecurity Practice.

When next-gen vendors talk about behavioural analysis as their exclusive discovery, they’re at best misinformed.

‘Polymorphism’ was the word of 2016, which describes each instance as unique and undetectable by traditional signature-based security approaches.

To say last year was a catastrophe in terms of combating cyber threats in Australia would be putting it lightly.

CyberArk enhances AWS security, aims to protect critical cloud-based user credentials against rising cyber threats.

ANZ Bank has appointed a new chief information security officer who hails direct from the Australian Government.

Banks and financial insurers may still be seen as trustworthy by customers but the story from inside the industry is very different.

Different times of the year and major news events can trigger a surge in attacks aimed at particular industries and geographies.

Aquion becomes ANZ's inaugural reseller of Unisys Stealth, offering top-notch cyber protection for enterprises and governments.

Australia is finally seeing progression on the mandatory data breach notification laws, as the bill passed the House of Representatives last week.

Most internet users are unaware of the extent to which their private data is being tracked and shared with advertisers, according to a study by iSchool.

New research from ICIT says that cybersecurity that uses artificial intelligence (AI) is the way forward, because traditional solutions are now dead.

In September 2016, we noticed that operators of the updated CRYSIS ransomware family were targeting Australia and New Zealand businesses.

Q4 2016 saw the biggest malicious email campaign yet, which was 6.7 times bigger than Q3. Both campaigns were all about the notorious Locky.

Existing security solutions failed to detect a sophisticated and dangerous spear phishing attack at well-known enterprise, Menlo Security says.