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Telstra has chosen vArmour's solutions to secure its applications and data, including offering it to Enterprise and Business customers.

Last year Telstra announced the acquisition of VMtech, with the company now detailing how it plans to use those technologies augment SD-WAN exposure.

VMtech aims to assist businesses and simplify their network architectures, directing traffic to the required platform via the most direct path.

The new regions are specifically designed to support the mission-critical demands of government and national critical infrastructure.

Telstra faces fines of up to AUD$10m and customer refunds after admitting to misleading consumers about its Premium Direct Billing service.

Telstra, Ericsson, NETGEAR and Qualcomm announced they have achieved record-breaking 4G speeds of up to two Gigabits per second.

NBN's 'Enterprise Ethernet' product is designed to deliver wholesale high-bandwidth that can achieve speeds of up to 1Gbps.

Telstra opened a 5G Innovation Centre on the Gold Coast where it will test next-generation mobile technologies in Australia.

Telstra to invest in two new subsea cables connecting Hong Kong and the US, increasing capacity and providing lower latency routes.

Telstra, Ericsson, and Ciena achieve record-breaking speeds of 400Gbps over Telstra's transmission network in Melbourne.

The telecommunications giant says it is one of the first in the world to deploy both narrowband and Cat M1 IoT technologies.

One of the big winners of the night was Metronode, who was named Australia's Data Center Service Provider of The Year.

ToooAir's Push-to-Talk over Cellular technology products are modern versions of the classic radio transceivers.

Global eSignature company, DocuSign, is set to open a Microsoft Azure data center in Australia to meet government requirements for handling sensitive data.

Ericsson, Telstra, Ciena trial game-changing transatlantic encryption at 100Gbps, safeguarding data without sacrificing speed.

Telstra's Sydney Security Operation Centre is now fully operational, with Melbourne's opening hot on its heels.

Telstra's Neil Campbell predicts a blended future for electronic and cyber defence at Sydney's ASIAL Conference.

While we might be seen as the 'land down under' to the rest of the world, in reality, Australia is right in the heart of activity.

Telstra, NTT Coms and Vodafone may be major players in the Asia Pacific, but it's AT&T, BT, Orange and Singtel that are leading the market, IDC says.

Asia is experiencing a rise in cybersecurity breaches, with 59% of organisations reporting incidents at least once a month, according to a report by Telstra.