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Distribution Central unveils PANassist, a remote service aiding Palo Alto Networks partners with installations, addressing a growing need for support.

According to Gartner, one-third of enterprises still have more than 10% of their systems running on Windows XP.

Popular dating app Tinder has been infiltrated by flirty bots spreading malware and stealing images, according to anti-virus software company Bitdefender.

The IT industry's response to evolving data threats is slowing, leaving businesses vulnerable to DDoS attacks.

Westcon Group NZ has been appointed as the sole distributor for RSA in New Zealand, strengthening their position in the information security industry.

Microsoft ends support for Windows XP globally, but 260,000 PCs in New Zealand still run on the outdated software.

CA Technologies hires Simon Bills to lead ANZ Data Management, leveraging his 30+ years in IT to enhance channel partnerships and sales strategies.

Microsoft's decision to switch off all support for Windows XP today, some dozen years after it first made its entrance, is a momentous one.

Trend Micro secures its position in Gartner's Leaders quadrant for Endpoint Protection, affirming its excellence in malware protection.

Check Point urges NZ firms to fortify virtual data centres against sophisticated cyber threats without compromising performance.

Trend Micro Mobile Security for your iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad, stops threats before they reach you so you can enjoy your digital life safely.

Some things in life are pretty much nailed on. You pay taxes, you die and you watch the All Blacks smash the Wallabies.

Microsoft remains the top software vendor in the world, beating out Oracle, according to new research by Gartner.

It has been revealed that the email addresses of LinkedIn users can easily be exposed via a web browser add-on tool.

Sell Hack responds to LinkedIn's legal threat, emphasizing a surge in signups, despite a halt to their email-revealing Chrome plugin.

Aussies and Kiwis lead globally in migrating from Windows XP as Microsoft's security update deadline looms, with only 6.57% still at risk.

Telcos set to revolutionise device security, offering endpoint protection at the network level, bypassing traditional anti-virus methods.

Windows XP support ends 8 April 2014, making PCs 5x more vulnerable to security threats – Microsoft urges users to upgrade.

Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin separate after ten years of marriage, but Microsoft's ending love affair with Windows XP has a wider impact.

With no more fixes, patches or updates, companies still running XP are wide open to attack – it's time to migrate, now says Aussie security consultancy firm.