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Detective Inspector Stu Graham encourages all computer users to protect themselves by making themselves familiar with the various types of scams.

Schools in New Zealand are being urged to switch from installed servers to cloud solutions to protect student data from hackers.

Check Point is anticipating the next wave of threats, hoping organisations can stay ahead of the evolving tactics of cybercriminals.

Employees must stay vigilant during the holiday season as cyber criminals remain active, according to BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

When it comes to credit analysis, eventually cyber threats will be seen in a similar vein as other extraordinary event risks, such as natural disaster.

88% of firms fear their cyber defenses fall short, EY global survey reveals urgent need for better cyber security.

Compromised user credentials are the new normal, says Centrify, urging businesses to adopt measures to protect against cyber threats.

Data loss has taken on a whole new meaning as people entirely store prized possessions such as photos, music and personal documents in digital formats.

Duo NZ has inked a deal to distribute next-generation endpoint security vendor Bit9 + Carbon Black’s offerings in New Zealand.

DDoS attacks are increasing, with one in four IT, telco and financial firms experiencing one in the last year alone, says Kaspersky Lab.

Due to ubiquitous adoption of internet enabled mobile devices, consumer demand for 24/7 connectivity has never been greater.

It’s not just about protecting IoT devices but the entire ecosystem, from the customer to the partner, the cloud and everything else in between.

Spark NZ was owed $26.9 million when Mako Networks went into receivership, with little chance of unsecured creditors recouping their funds.

From ad hoc to optimised: The IDC-Fortinet report unveils the universal journey of IT security, pressing firms to ascend five essential stages.

The New Zealand government's approach to data security could benefit the commercial sector, says Greg Thomas of Unisys New Zealand.

Computer Forensics NZ has developed a new technique to combat cyberbullying by collecting offensive texts or messages, even when they have been deleted.

Symantec says that despite the concern and awareness of cybercrime, consumers are overconfident in their online security behaviours.

Soaring exploit kit use sees malware surge by 75%, as cybercriminals target users with automated attacks, Infoblox's DNS Threat Index reveals.

ESET launches new parental control app for Android devices in Asia Pacific, helping parents protect their children online.

One of Fortinet's best kept secrets has aced the latest NSS Labs enterprise endpoint protection test, with a 99.8% block rate, to win recommendation.