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Security companies warn businesses to patch vulnerable systems as a new bug, named Shellshocked, affects Linux and Unix systems.

Businesses are on heightened alert after numerous news reports about cyber threats and APTs. Here's what you can do to help them.

The 4Chan celeb photo hack underscores the vulnerability of passwords, prompting calls for advanced security solutions, says expert.

Gartner VP highlights struggle in conveying IT security's value to exec management, offering tips for effective communication.

Over 20% of enterprises will have digital security services focused on protecting IoT devices by 2017, according to Gartner.

On November 1-2, geeks, freaks, and residents are coming together to hack Wellington City in the heart of Miramar, Wellington’s creative suburb.

iPhone users beware: 'Apple Wave' hoax tricks users into microwaving their phones, risking destruction and danger.

$12m project aims to create new software niche for NZ, says Dr Ryan Ko, head of the country's only cyber security lab.

We explain the legislative act that governs relations between the New Zealand telecommunications industry and surveillance agencies.

Dell has funded its first head into the New Zealand channel, with an enterprise solutions focused position at Cyclone Computers.

New, stealthy Backoff malware targets POS systems, warns Mako's Ken Caballero, urging businesses to bolster defences against attacks.

Microsoft’s end of support for Windows XP provides an opportunity for the New Zealand channel, says Sieng Chye, ESET security researcher.

In the digital age, ensuring IT security amid transformations is crucial to avoid costly breaches and protect brand reputation.

More than 75% of mobile apps will fail security tests by 2015, leaving data vulnerable, says Gartner. #mobilesecurity #apps #Gartner.

Trend Micro's Maximum Security 2015 simplifies cybersecurity, offering robust protection for up to 6 devices without compromising performance.

Laila Harré challenges PM's credibility on GCSB surveillance, following Snowden's claims of spying on New Zealanders.

PM John Key denounces mass surveillance allegations in NZ, confirming GCSB's legality and targeted cyber security operations.

Southern Cross undersea cables untouched by surveillance, says CEO Anthony Briscoe, refuting claims made by journalist Glenn Greenwald.

One size doesn’t fit all in security, says Robin Marjason, Trend Micro Australia and New Zealand channel and distribution director.

Prime Minister John Key denies allegations of mass surveillance, accusing Kim Dotcom and Glenn Greenwald of ulterior motives.