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Apple tightens iPhone privacy in iOS 9, stopping apps from spying on each other's presence, in a move to bolster user trust and security.

Off-premises managed services is going to be the 'land of opportunity' for the next 12-24 months, according to IDC New Zealand.

ESET takes a look at phone fraud, the impact of technology in terms of spoofing and VoIP, and the growing use of cell phones.

A study by HP Fortify reveals all tested smartwatches have security flaws, potentially exposing sensitive data to cyberattacks as the IoT market advances.

Businesses reeling from cyber-attacks can bounce back quickly with ESET's recovery guide—maintain trust and security.

Imperva has been named the sole leader in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for web application firewalls, garnering the top spot for two years running.

Organisations face a significant challenge in managing cyber security as the internet was never made to be secure, says BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

Cyber security steps out of the IT shadow as firms treat it as board-level issue, Gartner reveals growing corporate governance integration.

Microsoft has announced the general availability of Advanced Threat Analytics (ATA) and Azure Rights Management Support for Office for iPad.

As the value of data increases and losing critical information can be very costly for a business, ensuring data protection is more important than ever.

Microsoft ends support for Windows Server 2003, leaving businesses vulnerable to cyber attacks. Migration to a new server takes 7 months.

Dr Ryan Ko of Univ. of Waikato gains international honour for his pioneering work and leadership in cyber security education.

Average size of DDoS attacks growing, causing concern for enterprise networks, says Arbor Networks. Largest attack in Q2 was 196GB/sec.

Microsoft faces stark reality as Windows' relevance wanes in an era where operating systems are free and the cloud reigns supreme.

Bulletproof hosting services is a critical component of cybercrime that is often overlooked.Online criminals would not be able to operate without it.

Billions of Wi-Fi devices are putting company data and IT systems at risk as employees neglect security protocols.

New research by Nettitude reveals VoIP infrastructure is increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks, with 88% of them occurring out of office hours.

Around 50% of Kiwis believe organisations holding their personal data will be breached within the next year – for the channel, that means opportunity.

Nearly half of Australian and New Zealand IT managers believe they are now dealing with weekly cyber breaches, according to a new report.

Check Point collaborates with VMware to bolster data centre security, streamlining protection against cyber threats for enterprises.