Banking stories - Page 107

Over half of online banking customers would avoid a provider that has recently experienced a security incident, according to a survey by Kaspersky Lab.

New research from Symantec has revealed cyber criminals are targeting Netflix users on the back of the company's recent global expansion.

A persistent and sophisticated SMS phishing campaign is currently targeting mobile banking customers in both Australia and New Zealand.

Public cloud spend is forecast to double by 2019 in Asia Pacific excluding Japan, growing at nearly six times the rate of overall IT spending growth.

Almost half of New Zealanders expect cash to be obsolete in ten years, with mobile payments and wearables taking over.

External breaches are becoming more likely as office environments connect to external networks, increasing the risks of data loss and breaches, says Expired.

I've uncovered Israeli innovation countering soaring IoT attacks and Dark Web's underworld market indexing—key battlegrounds in cyber warfare.

The rise of the sharing economy is driving the use of mobile payments, according to research from Warwick Business School.

Enterprises should develop their expertise in AI and cognitive computing and begin applying it as part of their digital initiatives.

IDC is warning that the need is greater than ever for a detailed approach to targeting IT spend growth and opportunity. So where's the opportunity?.

Silver Peak continues its local SD-WAN push, partnering with ICT Networks to advance its strategy across Australia and New Zealand.

Banks are constantly adopting new and innovative technologies, but what is the impact on security? Can personalisation become creepy?.

Real-time stream analytics vendor ExtraHop is making a play for the local market, and its 'robust' industry sectors, opening an ANZ office.

Asacub Trojan enters Top 10 list of malicious programmes targeting finances; linked to spyware, says Kaspersky Lab.

Aussie SMEs are embracing tech as MYOB research shows significant investment in innovation despite economic uncertainty.

With digitisation on the rise, customers are now savvier and more demanding about how they interact with brands.

Biometrics eclipse passwords as cyber security's new sentinel, Wynyard Group reports an uptick in body-based security measures.

Trent Innes has been appointed as the new managing director for Xero's Australian business, following the resignation of Chris Ridd.

New Zealand retailers are entering the busiest week of the year ahead of Christmas and the number of DDoS attacks continues to rise.

ESET is upping its banking and payment protections, with a new solution that automatically detects when users are performing financial transactions.