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Symantec has revealed malicious emails are on the rise, racking up over US$5 billion and costing businesses more than $115,000 a year.

Dropbox unveils vibrant revamp, pitching a platform for creators to unite and coalesce their innovative flair.

New Zealand businesses should embrace Amazon's entry into Australia as an opportunity, says expert. Amazon is an enabler, not a competitor.

Apstra's newest release delivers the first intent-based integrated underlay and overlay solution for the data centre network.

The end-goal, according to GÉANT, is to make powerful cloud computing environments more accessible to the research and education communities.

The iPhone X's facial recognition technologies have been called into question by a security consultant who claims that no tech is ever unbeatable.

Zebra Technologies has revolutionised sports analytics by bringing RFID player tracking from the NFL to global sports leagues.

HPE is introducing a mix of systems, networking solutions, storage and financing programs, across the SMB spectrum ranging from 1 – 1000 employees.

The Orchestrator gives visibility into both legacy and cloud applications and gives admin the ability to centrally assign business intent policies.

Intel has developed a self-learning neuromorphic chip, codenamed Loihi, that mimics the human brain and could revolutionize AI.

It's a case of déjà vu for one particular Android banking Trojan, which has popped up on Google Play after being removed from the store this year.

MacOS users who are starting the upgrade to High Sierra are vulnerable to a proof-of-concept attack that shows their online passwords in plain text.

According to Misco, the decision was made easy given NetSuite's range of data centres across Europe and in particular the Netherlands.

The company says the solution will help businesses significantly accelerate their digital transformation journey.

SAP is acquiring customer identity and access management platform vendor Gigya to ramp up its Hybris eCommerce platform's capabilities.

Over a quarter of British councils hit by ransomware, yet no ransoms paid due to effective backups, reports Barracuda Networks.

Our sampling has given insight into the future direction of ransomware. Following our analysis, we compiled seven predictions for its evolution.

Automation can be complicated which means there are also many businesses balking at its implementation - Nintex's solution could be the answer.

New software-defined storage innovations enable machine learning intelligence to help customers extract more value from their data.

SD-WANs must play an increasingly critical role in securing enterprises, says ZK Research's Zeus Kerravala, writing for Silver Peak. He outlines how.