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Akamai's Q1 2016 State of the Internet - Security Report has been released today, detailing threats affecting global cloud and cyber security.

Fortinet’s Gary Gardiner explains why email security is perhaps the most cost-effective network protection you can deploy.

Fortinet’s Gary Gardiner explains what ransomware is, how it works and ten tips to keep your data and applications from being held for ransom.

If you’re concerned about the security of your organization’s data, you should be looking out for ELOFANTs on your network.

ESET discovers new version of DNS Unlocker with sneaky capabilities to re-configure DNS settings on victims' computers.

A harsh reality for the information security sector is that the businesses we are asked to protect are battling businesses that are built to attack.

Ransomware spread via fake utility bills is being reported by the Check Point Incident Response Team. The campaign uses realistic looking emails.

Change your password now and make it strong. That's the advice from Symantec after Mark Zuckerberg was the latest victim of a password leak.

BAE Systems as appointment new regional managing director for Australia, as the company aims to capitalise on growing opportunity in the region.

​The inability of IT security teams to manage digital risk will lead to 60% of digital businesses suffering major service failures.

A joint research effort has released research about IRONGATE, a type of ICS malware that's not an active threat, but a proof of concept.

A potentially malicious DDoS vulnerability has been discovered by Akamai's Security Intelligence Response team.

Organisations must address network blind spots to avoid outages, security threats, and compliance issues, warns Ixia.

Current tracking tech can pinpoint GPS accuracy to within a few metres. It will get much more powerful in the next decade, Daniel Lewkovitz says.

Web hosters must make sure their websites are encrypted for security, trust & to keep their business afloat. Symantec has offered one solution.

A single Windows zero-day vulnerability could be sold amongst the underground cybercrime market, potentially affecting more than 1.5 billion users.

It’s essential to ensure network monitoring infrastructure can record without loss, even under the of loads you would experience during a DDOS attack.

ESET warns against pirated software as 20% of Aussies risk malware infection and hefty fines, says BSA report.

Intel Security says your company could be 38-100% more effective at preparing for cyber attacks, if your security staff & systems could work together.

ESET recently interviewed the malware researcher who ultimately created the universal ESET TeslaCrypt decryption tool.