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Sydney's CeBIT Australia 2018 wrapped up last week, showcasing cutting-edge tech innovations from over 200 exhibitors and drawing record attendance.

Digital Rights Watch believes Australians’ human rights are being ‘severely breached’ through the actions of private organisations and governments.

Results from the survey found that 89% of SMBs have signed up for security solutions to protect against threats.

Forward thinking companies are going beyond penetration testing to employ a more holistic approach to cyber security.

Security threats are a major concern, and these threats are only becoming more prominent as we connect more devices to the internet.

New Zealanders lost more than $177 million to cybercrime last year but it seems people are not paying enough attention.

Symantec's Web Security Service now supports Microsoft Azure and Office 365, enhancing security and easing hybrid cloud adoption for enterprises.

This week the UK Court of Appeal ruled that surveillance under the UK Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act was illegal.

ZeroStack launches its inaugural Cloud Innovation Partner Program to aid resellers in offering affordable, high-performance private cloud solutions globally.

New Zealand business leaders are not taking cybersecurity seriously, says academic, posing significant risks to reputations.

SafeStack to run 'Security Big Day Out' seminar in Wellington to help not-for-profit sector with tight budgets.

New social enterprise web app, Collaborate, connects volunteers with opportunities, launching on October 25 with 300 beta testers.

Symantec will move its data servers to Microsoft Azure cloud – a key step in the company’s initiative to adopt a hybrid cloud strategy.

Norton WiFi Privacy, more than just a VPN, offers users encryption not just from crooks, but from prying eyes and geoblocks.

ZeroStack's private cloud business is booming in Singapore, adding three new customers and partners in the last quarter.

Public WiFi is an irresistible concept. The internet is at your fingertips, often at no cost, and your Facebook is just a tap away.

A 14-year-old Japanese teenager has been arrested for creating and distributing ransomware, with his malware downloaded over 100 times. His goal? To gain fame.

The event brings together young innovators and influencers to explore the big issues of our time, and build ideas and skills necessary for the future.

New Zealand’s SMB must face up to the reasons why they need better cybersecurity, or risk backlash from the law, customers & partners.

Does it make you WannaCry? Experts from around the world comment on the ransomware's deadly attacks over the weekend, & if there's a way to stop it.