Device security stories
New Zealanders are being urged to tighten account security as attacks rise, with simple steps helping to reduce the risk of theft and identity fraud.
Poor patching and employee privacy concerns are helping mobile malware account for 20 percent of external cyber attacks, a Forrester survey found.
Phishing is expected to drive bigger breaches in 2018 as mobile scams, cloud attacks and ransomware spread beyond email filters.
Mistaken file sharing could become less risky after a messaging update lets users delete sent attachments from both devices.
Reported cyber incidents costing NZ companies more than GBP £400,000 in three months may be only a fraction of the true toll, NZTech warns.
The new unit will give businesses and internet users a hotline and online tools to report attacks as ransomware and hacking rise.
The solution brings together identity theft and dark web monitoring, WiFi protection, password manager and parental controls.
Apple has entered the market for Bluetooth trackers, pioneered by companies like Tile - but as always, Apple puts its own spin on things.
COVID-19 has led to a surge in e-waste and data security concerns as employees use more devices, according to a study by Blancco Technology Group. .
Nokia phones are leading the Android ecosystem in providing the fastest software and security updates across the entire portfolio.
Organisations unsure how to approach end user computing and manage device security, says 2015 Mobile Workforce Report.
By 2020, smartphone subscriptions will be more than double, reaching 6.1 billion, and 70% of the world's population will be using smartphones.
Whether a small business or an enterprise, when business information is on the line the organisation is at risk.
Symantec reveals its new logo, merging its brand with VeriSign's iconic check mark, aiming to symbolise confidence and secure, simple information access.
As companies embrace ultra-mobile tech, the risk of data breaches skyrockets. USB drives and smartphones could be ticking time bombs for corporate security.
Amid escalating cyber threats, Scott McKinnel highlights the need for robust endpoint security to protect data across mobile devices.
UK organisations often lack effective network security policies, but a comprehensive, diverse approach could change the game.