Stories by Staff - Page 315

Businesses have an obligation to take reasonable security measures to ensure the integrity of sensitive private data.

As 2012 dawns, Clive Gold predicts a tech revolution: data science rises, IT sectors evolve, and IT security rethinks strategies.

In 2012, virtualisation coexistence dominated, with VMware and Microsoft's Hyper-V meeting IT's evolving needs, signalling a shift in data center dynamics.

John Browett steps in as Apple’s new retail chief, inheriting the challenge of maintaining success amid fewer stores and an expanding Chinese market.

MegaUpload's data reprieve: Users' files secure for two more weeks as lawyers negotiate with US authorities, amidst fears for cloud storage trust.

With the rising popularity of the iPod and iPhone over the last few years, many speaker dock systems have appeared on the market.

It seems we have an obsession with touch at the moment, with touch sensitive controls spreading from smart phones to tablets to even our computer peripherals.

Woolworths is closing 100 Dick Smith stores and selling the rest, raising doubts about the future of brick-and-mortar tech retailing as online sales surge.

Deep Silver announces a thrilling twist for Dead Island with new DLC, allowing players to control Ryder White. Drops 1st February with extra loot.

NZ's TranscribeMe innovates with non-sexy, precise transcription from forest origins to global market shake-up, offering a unique US$1/min service.

Fake antivirus software is costing New Zealand resellers income, deceitfully making end users feel protected, AVG warns in its latest threat report.

Apple pre-empted the report a few weeks ago when it released its Supplier Code of Conduct and 2012 Progress Report.

A new book reveals that Apple assigns fake projects to new recruits to test their loyalty and secrecy before trusting them with real work.

Symantec declares pcAnywhere safe after rolling out crucial patches, following a 2006 source code theft that left users vulnerable.

Ruckus Wireless CEO, Selina Lo, set to enlighten partners at Auckland's 'Big Dog' event on Feb 23, alongside key tech insights and success tales.

Auckland's Gentrack takes flight with its Airport 20/20 solution, set to streamline billing at Hong Kong International Airport.

Email security vendor TrustSphere is gearing up to tackle the Australian and New Zealand market; we explain the company's key product.

Delta Technology Solutions in Tauranga has launched MOTHER, an innovative IT monitoring solution, and now seeks resellers to expand its market reach.

Symantec urges pcAnywhere users to disable the tool amid security risk revelations linked to a 2006 source code breach.

Did Nokia find its path? Despite a €1.07 billion loss, the Finnish giant sees hope as Lumia sales top 1 million, hinting at comeback dreams.