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Trend Micro says it's not all smooth sailing for Linux users, as its open source based operating system is increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks.

Cloud Security Expo is Asia’s first event dedicated to securing the cloud, presenting an unrivalled line up of world-class solution providers.

Zscaler bolsters APAC focus with IT vet Chris Stephens as the new senior marketing manager, highlighting its investment in regional growth.

The security organisation says this particular issue is a hard one to tackle, especially in traditional environments.

Cybercrime is perhaps the most serious threat today, yet many executives still underestimate the risks that it poses to their organisation.

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Kaspersky Labs has launched a global contest to get people into cybersecurity professions in response to growing cyber threats.

Forcepoint is taking on the cybersecurity scene in Australia with the launch of its SureView Insider Threat tool to help organisations battle threats.

New malware variants are on the rise but phishing attack rates have dropped, suggesting a rollercoaster mix of threat types in August.

Niall Keating, head of big data at Coles, discusses the challenges and future of big data adoption in Australia.

Malwarebytes appoints Jeff Hurmuses as Asia Pacific vice president, aiming to mirror its EMEA success by expanding in Australia, India, and beyond.

Kaspersky bolsters cyber defences for SMEs with a tailored SaaS solution, championing simple cloud-based threat management.

Centrify updates privileged identity management solution to offer more flexible deployment options for customers. #cybersecurity.

Interview: Antoine Le Tard speaks about 'business as usual' and RSA's continuing mission as the company becomes part of the new Dell Technologies.

Data Republic launches world's first data marketplace, providing secure environment for organizations to exchange and collaborate on data projects.

Intel Corporation and TPG have joined forces to establish a new independent cyber security company called McAfee.

Dropbox customers, change your passwords now, especially if you joined in 2012. 68 million passwords have been hashed and salted, but not used - yet.

Australian and NZ businesses are being advised to migrate to SHA-2 before January 1st, when browsers will start rejecting SHA-1 certificates.

Android 6's security features are proving no match for the Gugi banking trojan, which has been able to slip past the platform's blocking mechanisms.

Interview: Cylance is an innovator, and they realise one thing most providers don't: most malware is a variant of everything else on the scene.