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With 2018 now well underway, it’s interesting to think about the high-level trends at work in the world of corporate technology.More

Robots give security analysts more time to get up to speed on the latest threats and improve their technical skills.More

Cybercriminals are developing new technologies to not only penetrate system defences, but also to dwell within a company environment for longer.More

Ziften's partnership with Microsoft is making serious headway into bringing microsoft security technology into the heart of all operating systems.More

Ziften's partnership with Microsoft is making serious headway into bringing microsoft security technology into the heart of all operating systems.More

Fujitsu Technologies has developed a new kind of network control technology that is able to secure IoT devices installed in the field.More

Low-cost Android devices from manufacturers such as ZTE and Archos are being pre-installed with adware, researchers at Avast say.More

“Synnex has been in search for a premium security partner since we entered the New Zealand market in 2005.”More

Most companies have already invested in security solutions so it makes sense to optimise that investment where possible.More

"Cancellation of this summit with Kim will likely have larger implications than if President Trump never accepted the invitation in the first place."More

Businesses must know what type of device is accessing the network, who owns it, where & how it’s connecting, and what security measures are in place.More

So how can organisations ensure robust recovery, and ultimately the security of their data? Here is a six-step checklist.More

“Cybersecurity is a problem we all face but 2FA is offered by a lot of service providers in either a too complicated or too unclear of a way."More

Consumers are wary about organisations’ ability to safeguard their personal data, with 37% believing most businesses just don’t know how to do it.More

Generally, the most successful threats are the simplest, says ESET senior research fellow Nick FitzGerald.More

Today’s computers are inherently insecure so they’re a poor choice for high-stakes machine learning systems and AI, according to the EFF.More

GDPR is now officially live and the hype is reaching manic levels with the term beating 'Beyoncé' on Google this week - here's what the experts think.More

A malware called VPNFilter is quickly becoming the security emergency of the year as the number of infections rises & few ways to defend against it.More

We investigate a new vendor that is tackling the growing SIEM system information overload.More

MSPs across the globe give managed service providers their advice on how to be sure that you’re providing GDPR compliance correctly.More

"GDPR is not just about your production data. It's so much more complex than that."More

When Chinese security researchers found vulnerabilities in BMW’s connected vehicles, BMW didn’t just fix the vulnerabilities, it awarded the team.More

Is it really possible to get a robust antivirus solution for free?More

The two have announced a partnership and integration between VMware Workspace ONE and the Okta Identity Cloud.More

Clavister has chosen SensaTek to be its Australian distributor, which will sell Clavister products to channel partners across Oceania.More

“We need a simpler and more effective way to embed identity and authentication solutions.” – Okta CEOMore

As our lives become increasingly ensconced within apps on our mobiles, it seems so too does cybercrime with fraud "not going away anytime soon."More

“The best password is no password at all. Today’s threat actors are targeting the weakest point of your company’s security – your people." - Okta CEOMore

Hundreds came for the two day conference held by SolarWinds MSP to listen to expert speakers and grow their technical knowledge - here's some photos.More

Fines increased almost £1m last year and now with the biggest change to data privacy for more than 20 years, PwC says they will leap again.More