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I've just been dropped off by boat with three other fellow survivors onto a pier on the outskirts of New Orleans.

Green IT has been around for some time now and has taken on a number of guises, from energy effi ciency to more easily recyclable products.

In Sydney, Christmas shopping hysteria begins in October, with IT and electronics topping the festive wishlist despite economic concerns.

A Christchurch baker, Jeremy Grant Bourne, was jailed for 20 months today for possessing and distributing child sexual abuse images.

Adobe revolutionises NZ distribution, now allowing Ingram Micro and Express Data to offer its full product range, enhancing reseller choice.

A 50-year-old man jailed for 6 months after IT firms discovered child sexual abuse images on his computers, highlighting global fight against exploitation.

HTTPS can't guarantee safety, warns expert, highlighting misconceptions surrounding web security and the risks of spoofed sites.

Microsoft's launch of the free Security Essentials stirs the pot as Symantec criticises its effectiveness against modern threats.

With a new channel program launching in Australia next month, Eaton has set its sights on expanding its channel   presence in New Zealand next year.

Like a soldier into battle, who goes armed with sword, shield and dagger, the modern road warrior must be armed with the latest technology.

As of somewhere around 2.45 on Monday, 7th September, Win32/Induc.A represented 0.64% of ESET's worldwide detections for September so far.

A malware infection does not equal one malicious file being installed on the system – many files may be affected.

Kaseya has appointed Sim Bong as its first New Zealand Country Manager as part of its strategy to grow in the Kiwi market, says CEO Gerald Blackie.

Insite steps up, offering NComputing's affordable virtual desktops to broaden tech access in education, aiming for better market performance.

In a world where personal info is public, being creatively dishonest might just save your online security, suggests ESET's latest advice.

New revelations from ESET highlight how Macs are not immune to cyberattacks, challenging the myth of their invulnerability.

Chillisoft partners with CoSoSys to bring a new USB security solution to ANZ, turning USB drives into secure backup devices for SOHO users.

The scam is somewhat more elaborate than many we see, and it's worth a little analysis to see what flags we can extract from it for spotting a phisher at work.

The ESET blog will be primarily written by Randy Abrams, Director of Technical Education and David Harley, Director of Malware Intelligence.

Chillisoft celebrates its 3rd year on Deloitte's Fast 50, highlighting strong growth and demand for its exclusive NZ brands.