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In the constantly changing world of technology, one area remains constant: the need for security. Heather Wright gets some expert views.More

"Our threats researchers are unearthing unprecedented growth and threat patterns as cybercriminals steadily enhance speed and effectiveness."More

Never more so has there been a need for cyber security resellers to be trusted advisors, says Robbie Upcroft, McAfee Asia Pacific sales manager, SMB and Distribution.More

Microsoft is urging New Zealand consumers still running the 12-year old software to take action now and upgrade their system to avoid exposure to cyber-attacks.More

Bitdefender has launched a new edition of Small Office Security, a solution for PCs and Macs designed to improve security and ease management for small and medium businesses.More

Check Point Software Technologies has introduced Software-defined Protection (SDP), billed as a revolutionary security architecture that can protect organisations in today’s fast-evolving IT and threat landscape.More

Mark Shaw, Symantec technology strategist – Information Security (Pacific) takes a look at the changing threat landscape and its impact on security solutions.More

Transparency is the new mantra for online security and the channel has a key role to play, says Richard Henderson, security strategist with Fortinet’s FortiGuard Threat Research and Response Labs.More

Peter Benson, Trend Micro New Zealand senior security architect, takes a look at what 2014 might hold on the security front.More

Hamish Soper, Check Point Software Technologies New Zealand country manager looks at strategies to create real value for customers when selling security.More

On the whole, enterprise jumped on the Windows XP migration ship long ago. But for SMBs trapped in the misbelief that the process is fraught with complexity, remember this: Don’t miss the boat.More

Internet security provider Trend Micro has launched a set of new solutions to combat the increasing onslaught of cyber attacks that are continually placing people using mobile devices at risk.More

"Opening the email risks making your email address and other personal tax information available to scammers who will target you further."More

"Our reason for selecting WatchGuard was simple. We were looking to standardise and secure our customers' Internet connectivity."More

Security isn't just about technology. John Kendall, Unisys Asia Pacific director of security programs, offers some pointers on the human side of IT security solutions.More

These days you don't have to be a government agency, bank or right-wing website like Whaleoil to be concerned about becoming the target of a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack.More

Security breaches, cyber criminals and organised attacks made it nearly impossible to keep personal and financial data private.More

Primary and intermediate students are being taught how to be ‘wise owls’ when using the internet, a new resource launched this week to help teachers educate their students about internet privacy issues.More

Valentine’s Day is here, and with it comes a lot of last minute online shopping deals.More

Customs says that advances in technology have made it easier for offenders to find, store, and share objectionable material such as child sexual abuse images.More

Barely a month goes by when privacy breaches – by mostly government agencies like ACC, the Earthquake Commission and DHBs – aren’t in the headlines, but the gap is unlikely to be plugged so long as decision makers look to technology for the whole solution.More

Fresh from updating users on new Yahoo Xtra email security measures, Telco offers Kiwis advice on how to combat any further breaches.More

The Inland Revenue Department is suffering from one of the most sophisticated attacks New Zealand has ever seen, as scammers use fake websites to steal personal information from unsuspecting Kiwis.More

Telco contacts select Xtra email users, as together with service provider Yahoo it applies the latest in a programme of security enhancements to the Xtra email platform.More