Stories by Staff - Page 23

Microsoft, in concert with the FBI and global authorities, has dismantled over a thousand botnets behind USD $500 million in financial fraud.

Intel powers Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 with Atom Z2560, marking a significant win in the mobile market for the chipmaker.

Unity4 is set to create 150 jobs in NZ, introducing its innovative work-from-home model amid its expansion into the market.

As the world produces 2.5 quintillion bytes of data daily, the urgent need for a new generation of Big Data analysts grows.

The rapid surge in data storage demands has spotlighted ExaGrid, a pioneer in efficient backup solutions using innovative deduplication and compression.

NZ Police partners with Wynyard Group for cutting-edge crime investigation software, aiming to modernize serious crime probes including cyber-crime.

A whopping 95% of all Android smartphone profits captured by Samsung as company dominates the worldwide market during Q1.

Security software company tells TechDay at the Westcon Imagine Event that online security threats are on the rise.

Auckland based ISP Kiwilink is frustrated that a number of NZ businesses aren't getting the price savings that VoIP can offer.

New Zealand-based technology company announces plans to explore the prospect of listing on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX), but will it happen?.

2talk slashes VDSL rates in NZ, outpacing competitors after Chorus' pricing revamp. Plans now start from $60+GST, benefiting current and new customers.

Businesses are increasingly prey to sophisticated cyber-attacks targeting intellectual property, reveals a new guide by ISACA and experts at Ernst and Young.

Christchurch IT company is to offer New Zealanders the opportunity to share in the rapid growth of online commerce.

Electronics giant says it has successfully tested 5G technology, but can users really download movies in one second?.

MYOB Finance NZ Ltd signs agreement to purchase BankLink from Media Transfer Services for $136m, positioning them for growth in cloud accounting.

Bitdefender claims the month of June will see cars, motorbikes and electronics shoppers at most risk of escrow fraud.

RSA's new software promises secure, cost-effective risk-based authentication, cutting user costs by up to 40% and ensuring enterprise-wide protection.

Mike Romans appointed as Barracuda's new country manager for ANZ, aiming to boost sales and refine channel strategy amidst security market growth.

As skills shortages become more prevalent, particularly in IT, fewer than half of New Zealand employees are happy with the training they get at work.

The University of Auckland falls victim to hacking attack, affecting up to 4,500 students; server isolated for investigation.