Retail stories - Page 172

Apple iCloud users are the latest targets of phishing campaigns using the same content but different domains to target users, FireEye reports.

Data leaks, especially from an organization's point of view, are a huge and growing problem, as the fallout can be devastating.

Beware as the Ray-Ban scam strikes back, targeting unsuspecting Brits with fake email offers and Facebook ads.

The global BYOD security market is set to reach $337 million by 2020, driven by increased use of mobile devices, says Technavio.

Mobile giants can't ignore the new top 10 smartphone techs that shape user experience, says Gartner's Roberta Cozza.

The new Internet of Things (IoT) partnership between Cisco and IBM promises to enhance the companies' IoT offerings.

Big Data technologies, cloud services and price drops in storage disks have made it possible to store huge datasets.

It's essential to ensure network monitoring infrastructure can record without loss, even under the of loads you would experience during a DDOS attack.

Document management firm G3 Group has reported a 12% increase in profit of $2.14 million and is set to raise capital for expansion plans.

Consumer preferences are changing, driving a significant shift for Australian businesses, according to a survey by Zuora.

While initially disappointing, the announcement of Daydream VR sets the stage for mobile VR to shine in the numerous ways.

HP shakes up 3D printing with high-speed Jet Fusion printers, aiming to revolutionise manufacturing. #TechNews #3DPrinting.

A panel has highlighted the dangers facing retailers about ineffective management of data and its damaging effects on customer trust & confidence.

Most Kiwi firms are exposed to crippling DDoS attacks, with over 70% targeted last year and half suffering data theft, reports reveal.

Consumer-centric ecosystems will enable manufacturers, retailers & consumers to experience the digital acquisition of goods and services.

Today Unit 42 published its latest paper on ransomware. It has quickly become one of the greatest cyberthreats facing organisations around the world.

Sophisticated security technologies are boosting interest in software-defined data centers, with 93% of executives recognizing their benefits.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has the necessary pieces to capitalise on the current disruption hitting the storage world.

The number of mobile-only Internet users in the US is growing due to affordability issues, challenging traditional broadband thinking.

Businesses that allow their service providers to access sensitive data are at risk of a cyberattack, warns consulting firm Protiviti.