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Balancing network performance and security is key, says Ixia. Successful security monitoring should enable traffic inspection without affecting availability.

Bitdefender receives VMware ready status for its GravityZone solution, enabling agentless scanning for guest VMs.

Microsoft's chief environmental strategist, Rob Bernard, says that the cloud must be built responsibly to power a data-driven world.

Ixia unveils ThreatARMOR, a cutting-edge solution countering zero-day malware and securing networks against elusive cyber threats.

Ixia stresses the imperative of bolstering security structures, urging firms to revamp with prevention-focused measures for resilience.

Interoute, which operates one of Europe's largest cloud services platform, has launched a virtual data center zone in Singapore.

Menlo Security is an up-and-coming security vendor in Silicon Valley. Its laser focus is on web security. But don't misunderstand this old fashioned.

Enterprise data centres need a test environment that reflects their real load and actual traffic, including all applications and protocols.

Demand continues to rise for cyber security skills as an arms race develops between cyber criminals and those looking to secure systems and data.

Marsh brokers become first New Zealanders to receive cyber resilience accreditation from AXELOS. #cybersecurity.

The annual NZ Security Conference and Exhibition comes to Auckland this November, bringing with it a range of international speakers and presentations.

Companies face security risks beyond just technology, says industry association CompTIA. Lack of security policies and human error are key vulnerabilities.

CodeBlue offers no-cost data resilience audits to assist Auckland companies and organizations affected by recent power outages.

Plan B debunks myths surrounding Business Continuity planning, emphasising a tailored approach beyond cloud reliance and IT management for true resilience.

Veeam Software has won its 100,000th customer and posted record revenue results for the first quarter of 2014.

Symantec has promoted Tim Bentley to regional sales director for Symantec.cloud across the Pacific, aiming to enhance market presence and fuel business growth.

Waikato University computer science student receives prestigious Woolf Fisher Scholarship to study for a PhD at Cambridge University in the UK.

As businesses realise the paramount importance of data over physical assets, modern database solutions become vital for resilience and customer satisfaction.

Businesses navigate through economic turmoil by beefing up continuity plans, leveraging new IT developments to ensure resilience.