Police stories
The public sector's current reliance on legacy systems inhibits simple creative ideas and website changes on the fly.
Less than half (47%) of respondents believed their organisation's employees could understand the risks of falling victim to a cyber attack.
With features such as advanced motion detection capabilities that trigger live alerts, the new security tools are highly compatible with no reliance on wiring.
Spammers are phishing eager holidaymakers with travel, themed lures, according to new research from Bitdefender Antispam Lab.
Former UK police officer Adam Firman appointed as MSAB's Tech Evangelist. His expertise will aid law enforcement agencies in digital forensics.
The free tool helps victims encrypted by MegaCortex ransomware restore their files and recover following a successful attack.
Motorola Solutions acquires Rave Mobile Safety to enhance mass notification and incident management capabilities in emergencies.
Australia's cyber talent is called upon to participate in a first-of-its-kind series of simulated threats against national infrastructure on December 1.
Voice recognition technology's popularity has grown in many industries, including those operating in rugged environments.
Death and taxes are inevitable. So too is the rise of cyber incidents hitting organisations where it hurts most: the bottom line.
The personal finance experts at money.co.uk, in their 2022 Fraud Report, have revealed the average monthly losses to fraudsters in 2022 to be over £333 million.
Getting one step ahead of malicious attackers will require companies to take an entirely new approach to IT security.
Spark named as new technology partner for the Parliamentary Service, replacing Datacom. The move aims to enhance technology services for Parliament.
The new technology will allow Tasmanian citizens to quickly and safely share crime-related information with police.
New-Zealand IT MSP suffers cyber-incident, affecting government agencies. Data held by Mercury IT NZ blocked. Investigations underway.
The City of Hobart takes a proactive approach with the tech tools they use to drive their vision of being a smart and safe city.
Government's online identity check system raises concerns over human rights, ethics, and Māori engagement. Nationwide pilot underway.
Kordia and Tait Communications have been chosen by the New Zealand Government to deliver a secure digital radio communications network for emergency responders.
Spark and Vodafone have announced the establishment of Hourua, a new joint venture that will provide priority cellular services to the Public Safety Network.
Motorola Solutions has won two major awards at Australia's peak international design awards, Good Design Australia.
