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This app can tell if your Wi-Fi is 'NetStinky'

A researcher at the University of Waikato has created a ‘NetStinky’ way of telling whether your home internet network has been breached.

Interview: RSA's Craig Dore on the basics of MFA

A good MFA solution would cover access for both types of applications, and enable access for both employees and third parties such as contractors.

You’re invited: Getting proactive about security - an Empired webinar

We all know that proactive security is the best security, but what does that look like? Don’t miss your chance to find out.

Credential theft industry booming in US, declining in Asia & EU

New research reveals the US is ripe for harvest, but Blueliv says the declines in EU and Asia are almost definitely only temporary.

Chinese espionage: Sweating Apple insists breach allegations are ‘not true’

The dust still hasn't settled on the report that caused Supermicro's stocks to collapse, and now Apple is stressing its innocence.

Microsoft provides transforming businesses an opportunity with Windows & SQL Server’08 extended support offer

With Windows Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008/2008 R2 licences approaching end-of-support, it’s time to reinvigorate your business, modernise and consider a move to the cloud.

Keeping yourself and your business safe online

One in four New Zealand and Australian small and medium businesses were victims of cybercrime in 2017.

Supermicro, Apple, & Amazon vs crippling scandal – who’s lying?

A report has exploded claiming Chinese spies have managed to plant backdoors into servers sold from Supermicro to some of the world's biggest players - all of whom deny it.

ISACA adds credentials for cybersecurity audits

The Cybersecurity Audit Certificate Program provides audit/assurance professionals with the knowledge needed to excel in cybersecurity audits.

Overview of Microsoft's artificial intelligence strategy

We look into the three key areas of Microsoft's artificial intelligence strategy

Micro-credentials could be answer to NZ's cybersecurity skills shortage

micro-credentials have been successful worldwide thanks to partnerships between tertiary institutions and industry.

Keeping your smart home safe in the world of IoT

The malware Mirai attacked tens of thousands of IP cameras and Wi-Fi routers. Bad user habits, such as some users never changing the default passwords, also pave the way for attackers to gain easy access.

The Missing Link to resell industrial cybersecurity solutions across A/NZ

Australian IT firm The Missing Link is now the preferred reseller for Nozomi Network’s industrial cybersecurity solutions across Australia and New Zealand.

Equinix: Interconnection between businesses to grow 10x the internet

There are a number of reasons for the meteoric growth of private connectivity between businesses, all of which Equinix has highlighted in its latest study.

Entry deadline extended for the 2018 iSANZ Awards

New Zealand’s talented security businesses and individuals now have extra time up their sleeves to enter this year’s iSANZ awards.

emt Distribution signs exclusive A/NZ deal for malware analytics

VMRay’s malware analysis solution to helps to deepen partner’s capabilities to evaluate the cyber threat landscape

ESET cautions mobile gamers to check their games are safe

Whether on iOS or Android, downloadable games inevitably come with more security risks.

Survey: Rising role of IT in physical security provides opportunities

In addition to taking care of cybersecurity, IT departments are having to adapt to spearhead issues set forth by the physical security dept.

NZ urgently needs to get the Privacy Bill right for everyone's sake, says InternetNZ

“There’s currently no law requiring companies like Z Energy, Vector, or LinkedIn to tell New Zealanders if their data has been leaked."

Seven things SMBs can do right now to prevent cyber attacks

“Many think security is not their responsibility but it’s a serious risk that can destroy their business,” warns Professor Matthew Warren.

Tech Futures Lab launches Digital Suitcase to upskill everyday adults

Digital Suitcase is an online platform that teaches everyday adults digital knowledge that they need to thrive in the digital world.

BT and UTS team-up to fight cybercrime

The collaboration will focus on cybersecurity as well as machine learning.

Cybersecurity should be priority in US$8b smart utility spend

Utilities are becoming increasingly connected worldwide, and also becoming increasingly vulnerable - so why are governments letting security slide?

Caught in the wild: A look at email scams and spam

Every day cybercriminals come up with a wide variety of phishing tactics with the intent of scamming innocent users.

Whitepaper: Why it’s critical to detect cyber attacks as they happen

"Many organisations are struggling to keep pace with the speed in which hackers are attacking their systems."

The six golden keys to successful identity assurance

When someone tries to access your internal systems, how can you be sure a user is who they claim to be?

Survey: App dev is surging, but how are businesses doing it?

Today “every company is in the software business" to get a competitive edge, and this survey reveals how app dev is affecting IT teams.