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As cyber threats surge, experts urge firms to tighten security and embrace proactive measures to safeguard data against hackers in 2014.

World’s leading connected devices platform will help Kiwi companies leverage telemetry and big data for business advantage.

Kiwis invited to be digital pioneers with early access to reserve unique .kiwi domain names, setting a distinct online identity.

AVG AntiVirus hits over 100m downloads on Android, becoming a top security app amidst rising mobile malware threats.

Small biz owners, rejoice! Research from MYOB shows automating bank feeds saves 10 hours a month, boosting 'me time' and family hours.

An international expert should be brought in to conduct the independent assessment of Chorus’ financial position, according to opposition party Labour.

CallActive secures second floor in their Wellington New Zealand site, bringing total operational capacity to 420 seats as the company continues to expand.

Exploring the cloud's potential for schools: Can digital skies revolutionize education's ICT infrastructure? #EducationTechnology.

Smartphones to predict next moves & purchase based on user data, says Gartner. Smartphones will be smarter than humans by 2017.

Echoing CEO Steve Ballmer's departing wish, software giant kills process which involved pitting staff against each other across the organisation.

The New Zealand Couriers website was the victim of a ‘denial of service’ botnet attack late last week, believed to be from overseas.

Dimension Data gears up to launch four new global cloud centres, expanding its reach and addressing the high demand for enterprise cloud services.

In a world-first, NZ to launch Xbox One as sharks guard the console at Kelly Tarlton's until the midnight release event.

The latest independent research from Epitiro reveals that Vodafone still has on average the fastest ADSL broadband network speeds in New Zealand.

NZ's cloud-based Stella set for global launch, transforming IT service solutions with a strong start in the US market.

Apple's iPad mini, now with Retina display, lands in New Zealand today, promising cutting-edge tech at prices starting from NZ$599.

That's the view of Tony Warhurst, managing director Aastra ANZ, a leading company at the forefront of the enterprise communication market.

TEC and Fronde revamp tertiary education funding with a cutting-edge web system, replacing labour-intensive manual processes and boosting efficiency.

Cyber threats are evolving with attacks focusing on social engineering, APTs, and internal threats, Check Point reveals.

But just a warning to the techno types out there – I’m more about the creative applications and capabilities in this review, than ticking the technical boxes.