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WhiteGold has continued to stamp its mark on the security distribution market, securing deals with both Sourcefire and Fortinet.

This Valentine's Day, online dating offers paths to romance, but beware of cybercriminals. Norton shares five tips to help you stay safe.

Ah, holidays. They inevitably mean you get spammed with malware and we get spammed with press releases from antivirus companies.

As cyber threats evolve, traditional security measures fall short. Companies must pivot from passive defence to proactive threat hunting to stay secure.

The top trend in technology for 2013 is the continued corporatisation of consumer and mobile technology. Expect more consumers to step up their use of.

Chillisoft launches free Ninite Plugin for PC Monitor, revolutionising remote software deployment for systems administrators.

If you recently acquired an Apple Mac computer there are several simple steps you can take to protect your new machine.

Microsoft issues a Data Privacy Day warning, highlighting research that reveals public concerns over online privacy and the need for better data control.

New research reveals when it comes to smartphone app use, New Zealand has been ranked 7th in the top 10 countries at risk of privacy exposure.

Symantec revitalizes strategy by splitting Chairman and CEO roles, appointing Dan Schulman as Chairman. Aims to boost customer value and innovation.

Symantec surpasses expectations with a 4% rise in Q3 revenue, reaching a record $1.79 billion despite market uncertainties.

Spammers may have already stolen up to 450,000 thousand pieces of personal information from infected devices worldwide in just two weeks.

Security leaders urge organisations to prepare for how Big Date will transform security approaches and technologies by 2015.

Endpoint Protection to offer IT Service Providers the ability to monitor and manage ESET antivirus through the Kaseya software platform.

Proactive digital protection provider unveils two flagship consumer products: ESET Smart Security 6 and ESET NOD32 Antivirus 6.

The recently discovered vulnerability has been finally patched by Oracle, but exploitation continues on computers that have not been updated.

Symantec's December intelligence report shows the sex/dating category made up a whopping 82.6% of all spam traffic.

Just how lucrative is the internet crime market? Very; information is digital gold and hackers can get paid up to $200 per password.

Most businesses go to great lengths and invest heavily in ensuring that confidential documentation and information is protected, both physically and online.

In five years, companies will operate in a converged IT world of cloud, virtualisation and mobile computing where clouds are safe.