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“Mass surveillance is morally indefensible. Stop US spy subsidiaries in New Zealand. Stop the GCSB bill. Demand Independent Inquiry of #GCSB.”More

The security of personal data is top of everyone’s mind when surfing the web, but how do you keep information coming through your school’s website secure?More

Chief Information Officer Colin McDonald will receive greater powers and a bigger budget, as the government acts to avoid Novopay style IT cock-ups going forward.More

Apple aims for transparency in bid to quash rising tensions following US whistleblower Edward Snowden's revelations.More

After escaping US extradition by boarding a commercial flight to Hong Kong, Edward Snowden is attempting an audacious jaunt from Moscow to Ecuador - but is the net closing in?More

One of the biggest IT challenges for SMBs across ANZ is trying to keep up with new trends such as cloud and mobility.More

In a change of tact, Microsoft is willing to cough up financial rewards for anybody capable of finding security flaws in Windows 8.1.More

Kiwis are not taking individual responsibility for data being collected by their mobile apps, blaming the government and other organisations instead.More

New Zealand schools are being warned to pull their socks up over their lack of website privacy policies.More

Symantec last night announced the winners of the 2013 Pacific Partner Awards at an exclusive dinner and awards ceremony.More

Following the illegal surveillance of the Megaupload founder, why have heads not rolled within government?More

As rumours surface that Edward Snowden may seek refuge in New Zealand, Prime Minister John Key insists the US govt whistleblower is not welcome.More

Distribution Central has been appointed a distributor for Palo Alto Networks, the network security company, across Australia and New Zealand.More

"I understand that I will be made to suffer for my actions," says US whisteblower Edward Snowden, currently holed up in a Hong Kong hotel.More

Microsoft, Google, Apple, Facebook, Yahoo and other US companies deny assisting US officials in collecting customer private data since 2007.More

New Zealand women are jeopardising their online security following instant thrills such as intimate lingerie and adult toys.More

Eight years of research on data breach costs has shown employee behaviour to be one of the most pressing issues facing organisations today.More

With cloud computing’s paradigm of shared infrastructure, DDoS attacks on a specific target can quickly affect many or all tenants.More

In unison with the FBI and authorities across the world, Microsoft has disrupted a global cybercrime operation responsible for over half a billion dollars in financial fraud.More

Under the agreement, Soft Solutions will distribute Trend Micro's MSP product portfolio, ranging from the leading Worry-Free Business Security solution to the Deep Security 9 datacentre solutions.More

Local partner lead tasked with managing the company’s partner ecosystem, as well as driving new business for the region.More

Security software company tells Techday at the Westcon Imagine Event that online security threats are on the rise.More

The government is considering setting up an advice group on how to improve public awareness about the risks of cyber-security, as internet-based crime becomes increasingly prevalent.More

The global anti-virus vendor has scored big in a recent examination.More

The advanced persistent threat is waging an all-out attack on enterprises’ intellectual property, yet most companies continue to try to protect themselves using approaches that are years out of date.More

Chillisoft's channel partners have a new offering to take to customers, with the security software distributor introducing a new cloud email filtering service, CloudControl Mail.More

Spam messages relating to Mother’s Day have begun flowing into the Symantec Probe Network as Kiwis are warned to stay vigilant online.More

More senior executives are concerned about cyber threats than any other major business risk.More

Every organisation needs secure authentication. But your users are not all the same.More

Recent security attack in South Korea shows zero-day vulnerabilities remain while attack innovations are growing in sophistication, intensity and severity.More