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Enprise Group clinches the MYOB Enterprise Solutions Partner of Year award in NZ, marking back-to-back wins for the firm's service excellence.

In the future, free-form gestures, such as a doodle or signature, may be used in place of passwords to keep mobile devices secure.

More than 32 million attempted cyber attacks have taken place in the past few months alone, according to Fortinet.

Android malware dupes NZ and Aus bank customers into revealing app login details, enabling thieves to rob accounts remotely.

Of late, ransomware threats have been specifically targeting Australian business and consumers, breaching security systems by appearing legitimate.

Infinidat is expanding operations as a direct result of increasing universal demand for InfiniBox, the company's flagship enterprise storage array.

Cognitive computing will drive digital transformation, with spending expected to reach $31.3bn in 2019, according to IDC.

Australian SMEs warned of security breaches usually targeted at individuals, as they lack time to verify them carefully.

SimpliVity has become a leading hyperconvergence vendor for Cisco USC with 1000 hyperconverged Cisco UCS systems sold.

New study investigates why women are underrepresented in C-suite executive roles, with less than 20% of executives being women.

Do a quick 'cat' search on the App Store and you will lose most of life browsing through pages and pages of beautiful cat-dedicated apps.

IaaS and on-demand cloud providers will significantly boost the global cloud and backup and recovery software market.

The data center asset management market is thriving as operators seek more efficient and scalable management solutions. So who is leading the pack?.

Tech powerhouses Dimension Data and Cisco mark a 25-year alliance, celebrating collaborative success and eyeing future digital innovations.

Despite growing cyber threats, CompTIA finds many businesses and consumers lack adequate cyber security knowledge, making human error a leading risk.

The volume of new mobile malware tripled in 2015, with attacks becoming more complex and targeted, according to Kaspersky Lab.

Banking botnet organisations are targeting new sectors, including cloud service providers, warehousing and shipping as they seek new opportunities.

A new Trojan called Xbot is targeting Android users in Russia and Australia, stealing banking credentials and demanding a ransom.

Identified as 'one of the most dangerous Android banking Trojans ever seen', the Acecard malware is capable of attacking users of nearly 50 apps.

IBM Security says many leaders across the C-suite are confused about who the true cybersecurity adversary really is, and how to combat them.