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Digitisation has vastly increased the surface area for cybercriminals to attack - Cylance believes the solution lies in artificial intelligence.

ESET shows that the Windows operating system is continuing to be a breeding ground for vulnerabilities, but patches are never far behind.

Attackers are increasingly utilising non-malware attacks in an effort to remain undetected on organisations’ endpoints.

WatchGuard is gearing up for new product launches locally with hopes the launches will secure it not only new customers, but new channel partners.

In a digital quagmire, NordVPN reveals 2016 as the grim nadir for online privacy, with prospects for 2017 looking equally dire.

Before the close of 2016, Symantec discovered a number of new cyber security trends, helping banish a number of old and new threats.

As cars become tech hubs, the blame for hacking these connected vehicles shifts between manufacturers and third-party computer systems.

ESET report predicts a surge in ransomware targeting businesses and consumers into 2017, highlighting a looming threat to IoT devices.

New threats, new malware, new attacks, new chaos and new ways to fight back: A look back at Australian cybersecurity in 2016.

Yahoo admits to history's biggest data hack, 1bn users compromised; latest breach possibly distinct from 2016's.

Microsoft appoints Steven Worrall as new managing director for Australian market, replacing Pip Marlow after nearly 2 decades.

Interconnection: the key to enhancing cloud security, bolstering reliability, and empowering scalability, says Equinix report.

Brocade foresees transformative 2017: endless tech opportunities, ML rise, and a talent crunch in the horizon.

Fraud is still on the increase due to the use of new technologies, causing losses to both users and companies. What is being done to avoid this?.

Ransomware's rise demands vigilance from service providers, as the security of customer data is not just ethical, but now a critical business must.

Acronis True Image is ideal for non-techies, but still more than powerful and flexible enough for power users wanting greater flexibility.

As long as a device can be connected to the web or other devices and isn’t secured, it can be accessed stealthily and used to a criminal’s advantage.

BlackBerry unveils new mobile security platform for Enterprise of Things, designed to address data breaches and cybersecurity threats.

Cybercriminal activity hub Avalanche Network has been busted by law enforcement agencies, ending a long reign of protection for botnet operators.

We can unlock our homes, disable our security system & turn the lights on using our smartphones. Useful, but it also gives rise to security concerns.