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The frenzy around Heartbleed has distracted the technology industry from some important, material facts about Open source software...

The combination of mobility in the workplace and the concept of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is making it harder for Kiwi men to separate work and play.

If the Edward Snowden situation has taught us one thing, it might be that privacy is very often just an illusion.

AVG AntiVirus hits over 100m downloads on Android, becoming a top security app amidst rising mobile malware threats.

Following acquisition of LPI Level Platforms, security vendor launches AVG CloudCare across ANZ to expand SMB market opportunity.

90% of game hacks infected with malware, putting gamers, especially young ones, at risk of cyber threats, unveils AVG study.

Mobile security provider responds to growth in mobile security with new safe browsers across operating systems.

Kiwis lead in wise social media use, with less than 10% risking job ire by airing work grievances online, says AVG study.

Bad news for careless internet users: all the software in the world probably can’t protect you if you don’t use your head.

Online security company reveals annual reports, showing a need for consumer awareness when using the internet.

It doesn't take long to update your software, but it could be the layer of security that saves you a lot of money.

Avalanche Technology Group, parent of AVG’s distributor in the South Pacific, appoints Kevin Yank as CTO to spearhead new tech partnerships and innovations.

Back to school now includes digital security, AVG (AU/NZ) advises on protecting devices as children return to their studies.

Fake antivirus and mobile malware threats highlighted in AVG report, pinpointing the risks of QR codes. A wake-up call for users and resellers.

Fake antivirus software is costing New Zealand resellers income, deceitfully making end users feel protected, AVG warns in its latest threat report.

Security firm AVG plans to raise up to USD $125 million through an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, after a prosperous year for tech IPOs.

Microsoft issues temporary fix for destructive Duqu virus, which could affect users of Windows XP, Vista, 7, and Server 2008.

Kiwi kids' wishlists will soon feature the LeapFrog LeapPad, a child-friendly tablet launching in NZ for $249, just in time for Christmas.

Clear Mobitel aims to launch NZ's 4th mobile network with a unique LTE strategy, eyeing rural sectors despite scepticism and market challenges.

Study reveals over 58% of parents say their tweens use social networks, sparking debate on age restrictions and digital maturity.