Networks stories - Page 7

SonicWALL will unveil its SuperMassive E10000 Series firewall at a Wellington event, with insights from experts on security challenges in the digital age.

As analysts predict a 35% mobile workforce by 2013, rugged mobile devices are revolutionising blue-collar industries, boosting productivity and efficiency.

Specialist skills: when to train and when to outsource? Geoff Cossey, Director of security-focused distributor Chillisoft, discusses.

Companies are turning to Facebook’s vast user base to find talent, but social media recruitment requires strategy and awareness of online presence.

Blue Coat has appointed Joe McPhillips as Director of Channels for APAC, where he will manage channel partner activities and strategy from Sydney.

2G. 3G. 4G. Anyone who has even momentarily lingered around the world of mobile broadband knows it can be a jungle of Gs – or generations – out there.

Ciena expands into Australia and New Zealand with new offices in Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland, aiming to transform local networks under new leadership.

The college is looking to fill a senior leadership position responsible for the strategic direction of its IT department.

Electronic surveillance in retail and hospitality has evolved from costly setups to affordable, precise tools boosting business efficiency and profits.

As small businesses increasingly leverage social networks like Facebook and LinkedIn, the rise in phishing and cyberattacks demands vigilant security measures.

TelstraClear inks a three-year, multi-million NZD $ deal with IBM, entrusting them to manage their 'Next IP Network' and bolster new service implementations.

ASB Bank saves thousands monthly with Fluke Networks’ NetFlow Tracker, revealing granular traffic flows and optimising bandwidth for 140 branches.

China will soon dominate fibre to the home deployments (FTTH) and become the global leader in the next two years, according to the FTTH Council Asia Pacific.

New Zealand set to accelerate adoption of IPv6, with 'Father of the Internet' Dr Vint Cerf to speak at key events.

The government looks to overhaul the broken ICT procurement process, aiming for transparency, efficiency, and wider industry involvement amidst rising costs.

Users must safeguard competition in network industries as Europe faces threats of monopolies and anti-competitive states.

As IT infrastructure complexity and costs soar, companies must adopt automated management to maintain uptime and comply with stricter data regulations.

New Zealand’s schools are embracing ICT to enhance learning and administration, supported by up to NZD $70 million in annual funding from the government.