Internet Security stories - Page 2

CSIRO, in association with Monash University, creates 'LaV', a quantum-secure algorithm enhancing online transactions.

Check Point Software has announced the immediate availability of Quantum SASE, integrating technologies from newly acquired Perimeter 81.

Yubico announces leadership changes: co-founder Stina Ehresnvard becomes Chief Evangelist and Mattias Danielsson takes over as CEO. #cybersecurity.

At least 15% of home routers in the UK are unsecure, with weak passwords and software vulnerabilities, according to research by ESET.

Huawei's chief reassured NZ politicians that the tech giant poses no risk to cyber-security, despite prior US accusations. Labour MPs still voice concerns.

Check Point launches ZoneAlarm, a free antivirus and firewall bundle, aiming to enhance consumer cybersecurity with robust protection and cloud-based features.

Vasco introduces a global, free e-learning sales training and certification program for its channel partners, accessible through the SEAL platform.

Cybercrime is becoming more accessible to a wider audience, increasing the odds that the average user will be victimised.

PC Tools enters New Zealand with a comprehensive performance and protection suite, promising enhanced computer efficiency and security for Kiwi users.

BitDefender’s new ‘safego’ app now alerts Facebook users to data leaks, e-threats and unsafe content, enhancing privacy and security on the platform.

Businesses must implement robust cybersafety frameworks to avoid breaches, often caused by internal sources. Educating staff is essential.

Norton’s Cybercrime Report reveals we often don’t report cyber crime and admits many engage in questionable online behaviour. Can we change?.

AVG has launched a new suite of security products designed to protect online transactions, emails, and sensitive data for small and medium-sized businesses.

A study by AVG reveals under 25s as the primary victims of social network infections, with Facebook and YouTube most compromised, posing serious risks.

Behavioural Targeting (BT) revolutionises online marketing by enabling advertisers to precisely reach target audiences, but raises significant privacy concerns.

AVG's latest report reveals Turkey, Russia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan are the most dangerous places to surf the web, with Japan and Taiwan being the safest.

Cybercriminals have shifted from sex scams to exploiting major news events, Symantec reveals, with World Cup-related frauds proliferating in 2010.

AVG launches a New Zealand website to facilitate local purchases, upgrades, and downloads of its software, featuring NZD $ transactions and support.

Businesses increasingly adopt SaaS for streamlined security and operational savings, driving growth in the managed messaging security sector by over 30%.

Twilight fans are being targeted by cybercriminals using fake Stephanie Meyer interview sites to steal financial data and install malware, warns PC Tools.