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Only 22% of Kiwis are concerned about a security breach while working from home, despite increasing cyber attacks.

Unisys maintains its membership in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) MSP Partner Program & is recognized in the AWS Well-Architected Partner Program.

Unisys was accepted to join NZ Government’s online market to make it easier for agencies to access CloudForte framework.

Tech firms can close the gender gap in leadership by setting firm targets, embracing flexible policies, and fostering female-specific mentorship and networking.

Brings three-tiered programme to partners who resell its range of security solutions, including the Stealth range.

Unisys has secured substantial public sector contracts from the US, Australia, Europe, and Brazil, heralding a 7% rise in public sector revenue in 2019.

Participants will try to compromise a target system protected by Stealth, Unisys’ encrypted, identity-based microsegmentation solution.

The updated software provides protection for data in container and Kubernetes environments, with the aim of improving data centre security, Unisys says.

Unisys launches a global security channel partner program aimed at resellers, naming iVision as the 2019 Security Global Partner of the Year.

A Unisys report states that a third of Australian businesses are failing to see benefits from moving into the cloud.

Unisys unveils two new CloudForte features on AWS, enhancing cloud security, architecture, and compliance for clients through cutting-edge automation.

The solution aims to accelerate the deployment and implementation of cloud-based digital transformation services.

Over half of cloud migrations in New Zealand have failed to meet expectations, as organisations have not integrated cloud into their core strategy, says Unisys.

Information Services Group (ISG) has named Unisys as one of the global leaders in cloud and data center services.

Kiwis are worried about physical and cyber attacks at large events, with Unisys releasing security tips to ease concerns.

A rising 41% of Australians worry smart devices listen in on them, while 28% report unwanted virtual assistant interactions, demanding better privacy laws.

While talking aloud, a voice-activated, home-based smart speaker asked for more info - even though it was not turned it on.

PayCargo payment processing services can be integrated into the Unisys operating modules of Digistics to offer clients real-time payment processing.

Businesses must engage employees in discussions about workplace tools to uncover rogue app usage, mitigate cyber risks, and boost productivity.

The report studied attitudes of banking customers in Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines and Taiwan.