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As cyber regulations tighten in 2018, companies face mounting pressure to prove their security measures are effective and compliant with varied global laws.

A Content Security survey reveals that while nearly half of Australian businesses regularly train staff on cybersecurity, many still face frequent breaches.

With 97% of businesses in New Zealand being small businesses, SMBs need to leverage this existing network of potential clients and business partners.

CA Technologies' recent survey finds a vast disconnect between organisations' perception and customer trust in data handling across Asia Pacific and Japan.

Veritas ANZ MD, Howard Fyffe, discusses the importance of data protection and disaster recovery in a recent interview.

Healthcare organisations are seemingly prime targets for cybercriminals because of the wealth of personal data they possess.

ForeScout says that network segmentation splits networks into specific zones, which can then enact barriers against infiltrators.

The targeting of online academic resources is similar to previous cyber operations by COBALT DICKENS, a threat group associated with the Iranian govt.

The rise of smart buildings opens a Pandora's box of privacy and ethical concerns, futurist Roger Dennis warns, as data collection in facilities grows.

After the surreal experience that was their OnRush game, Codemasters return to reality with this year’s instalment of their Formula One franchise.

A report by CA Technologies reveals a significant trust gap in the APJ region, as consumer confidence in data protection by companies scores only 63 out of 100.

Papyrus CEO Abeed Janmohamed discusses how blockchain is revolutionizing the digital advertising industry in APAC.

For a product redesign to be successful, a meticulous rollout is required, coupled with a thorough understanding of your customer base.

Thycotic has upgraded its privileged account management-as-a-service offering with all of the features of the on-premise version.

Adam Bennett discusses his Anonymous origins, the state of cyber threats in Australia, and what his new company Red Piranha is all about.

Blockchain has been causing a stir amongst people and companies due to its ability to solve previously unsolvable problems.

New Zealand’s business community is in a prime position to learn from those who have already overcome challenges to balance risk with innovation.

WatchGuard Technologies is a cybersecurity vendor actively looking for new local channel partners. We asked what it is offering the ANZ market.

Security experts are seeing the proliferation of sophisticated, convincing emails impersonating C-level execs.

Data retention is becoming increasingly costly for businesses as data breaches and compliance regulations drive the need for more storage.