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The frequency and sophistication of cyber crime is growing everyday in line with the increasingly digital workplace.

Demand continues to rise for cyber security skills as an arms race develops between cyber criminals and those looking to secure systems and data.

Cyber security firm ESET is warning people against a wave of infected emails after discovering an unusual high record of a malicious downloader.

There's big growth in some areas of the security appliance market - and big declines in others. So which are rising and which are falling?.

Demand for encryption software is increasing, with the growing penetration of cloud computing and increasing workforce mobility driving APAC adoption.

In the future, free-form gestures, such as a doodle or signature, may be used in place of passwords to keep mobile devices secure.

Businesses are continuing to face distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, and the size of these attacks targeting businesses are getting bigger.

As Android malware surges, ESET issues some tips on how Kiwis can protect themselves - and how to know if you might have been compromised already.

Cyberattacks are a fact of life for Australian business, but they don't have to be - here are four ways to help stop most cyber breaches.

More than 32 million attempted cyber attacks have taken place in the past few months alone, according to Fortinet.

Android malware dupes NZ and Aus bank customers into revealing app login details, enabling thieves to rob accounts remotely.

Endpoint security vendors are battling it out in the war for market share, according to Technology Business Research.

Of late, ransomware threats have been specifically targeting Australian business and consumers, breaching security systems by appearing legitimate.

LightCyber has partnered with M.Tech to bring behavioural attack detection to the Australian market in response to the escalating data breach crisis.

Executives struggle to incorporate effective data security strategies, according to the Dell Data Security Survey.

Australian SMEs warned of security breaches usually targeted at individuals, as they lack time to verify them carefully.

Women fail to protect their precious photos and videos on connected devices, according to a survey by Kaspersky Lab and B2B International.

Expert urges a shift in focus to 'inside-out' security, as firms overlook internal threats to their data, states Ixia's Stephen Urquhart.

The biggest threat for security breaches isn't your firewall or SSL certificate, it's your applications - and it's an increasing threat.

Fortinet has launched a free security audit service, providing local enterprises with the chance to see what cyberthreats are impacting their network.