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You’re invited – Artificial Intelligence in the Enterprise summit 2018

Designed for the C-suite, CTOs, directors, and business professionals, this summit gives you the chance to explore AI. It can help you network, spot potential areas of concern, and how your business can make the most of AI.

Domain Name Commission wins lawsuit against US intelligence firm DomainTools

"The ruling temporarily puts to an end DomainTools’ bulk harvesting of .nz domain holders’ personal information and selling that data for a profit."

NZ urgently needs to get the Privacy Bill right for everyone's sake, says InternetNZ

“There’s currently no law requiring companies like Z Energy, Vector, or LinkedIn to tell New Zealanders if their data has been leaked."

Tech Futures Lab launches Digital Suitcase to upskill everyday adults

Digital Suitcase is an online platform that teaches everyday adults digital knowledge that they need to thrive in the digital world.

Smart buildings spark cautionary tale for privacy concerns

"You could quite reasonably be uncomfortable knowing you’re being monitored, even if you know that it’s helping reduce the environmental footprint."

GlobalData: IoT raises massive privacy concerns

"The potential privacy implications which come with the advent of IoT are too alarming to ignore."

CA Technologies joins EU 'privacy by design' research project

CA Technologies is one of eight technology partners that will shape a European research project designed to facilitate software privacy by design.

Why Australian businesses should add cybersecurity to the end of financial year checklist

Australian organisations should be looking at their ICT security as part of their planning process for the new financial year.

Scams, scams, and social media: The security pain points catching Kiwis off guard

A new research report further supports the stark reality of just how many scammers are trying their luck on New Zealanders.

Privacy watchdogs say Centrelink ruling is a failure of Australia's freedom of speech

"To assume that the Australian Privacy Principles allow for release of information if a person has a 'reasonable expectation' is ludicrous."

Adobe receives patent for Data Export Controls in Audience Manager

"We didn’t want to allow even one hole in how the system was built since that would jeopardise our clients, it was a very iterative process.”

Why security suites are ousting traditional antivirus programs

In recent years, user privacy and security have become paramount, while criminals attempt to coerce, steal and manipulate users for their data.

VeeamON: Responsibility, security and alliances

Members of the Veeam leadership team give their perspective on how they will maintain their integrity as they move forward on their journey.

Privacy and passwords: Hot topics amongst Australian consumers

“Organisations need to invest further in strategies to ensure trust, transparency and choice are front and centre."

Australia facing "systematic and wilful degradation of human rights online"

Digital Rights Watch believes Australians’ human rights are being ‘severely breached’ through the actions of private organisations and governments.

Key takeaways from Privacy Awareness Week: Experts comment

Cybersecurity experts from Sophos, Trend Micro, CyberArk, Mimecast, Bitglass & others share their thoughts on privacy and what it means for security.

Commissioners release privacy factsheet for .nz domain registrants

"Clearly, privacy matters to a number of individuals in the .nz domain name space," comments Domain Name Commissioner Brent Carey.

New Zealand's first Privacy Trust Marks awarded to Trade Me and RealMe

RealMe and Trade Me’s Transparency Reporting websites are the first two recipients of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner’s new Privacy Trust Mark.

Privacy Week interview: Aura Information Security's Peter Bailey

I spoke to Aura’s general manager Peter Bailey to get his take on Privacy Week, data security, and why privacy is everyone's responsibility.

Building customer trust is paramount as data breaches become more common

Digital trust is no longer solely about firewalls and encryption. It reflects an organisation’s character.

Privacy Week: 79% of Kiwis concerned about businesses that share their personal info

Those on a lower income of $55,000 or less were more likely to be concerned about privacy (77%) than those with higher incomes (63%).

Australia's Digital ID framework is now one step closer to reality

“We believe that it should be safe and easy for everyone to prove who they are. This means giving people a secure option to verify their identity."

Why Data Privacy Day calls for greater collaboration

Data Privacy Day is a good reminder for organisations to build a human-centric security approach.

APAC Cybersecurity trends ahead: The costs of connection

The generally perilous state of affairs in the Internet-of-Things (IoT) arena presents a host of challenges of its own.

Whitepaper: How to explain why IT security needs more budget

Do you want to convince your higher-ups that IT and security need more budget?

The features that should be front and centre when evaluating SIEMs

According to Frost & Sullivan, SIEM can either be an enabler or a retardant and there's a thin line between the two - here's the key attributes.

Review: Cut through the noise with AI-driven threat analytics

SANS has provided an independent review of a new AI analytics solution designed to rescue businesses 'drowning in data' from SIEM platforms.

Whitepaper: Why it’s critical to detect cyber attacks as they happen

"Many organisations are struggling to keep pace with the speed in which hackers are attacking their systems."

Identity governance: The all-in-one solution for GDPR compliance

The GDPR affects any company that deals with individuals living in the EU and has very specific requirements for the treatment of their personal