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Investment in New Zealand startups has remained relatively stable despite the COVID-19 lockdowns and disruption to business.
Four New Zealand businesses have won Spark's 5G Starter Fund, securing a share of $625,000 to develop 5G-powered ideas.
Cyber criminals have targeted the healthcare industry the most in 2020, with 1.6 billion SSL based threats, according to a report by Zscaler.
Job seekers in Australia and New Zealand need to broaden their skill set and horizons, according to a new report by JobAdder.
Hyland's EVP Ed McQuiston discusses recent acquisitions and the company's new cloud-based solution in an interview with TechDay.
Scale Computing releases new HC3 infrastructure appliances with NVIDIA GPU processing power for virtual desktops and compute applications.
ABI Research says that the revenue drop will not last long, with revenues expected to return to normal by 2023.
COVID-19 attacks, malware developments, and threats to 5G and IoT will be key security concerns in 2021, says Check Point.
Nation states are expected to target businesses for income, while cyber attackers will leverage AI, according to Pure Security and Tesserent.
Dell Technologies has unveiled new solutions and collaborations to accelerate AI and computing innovation in healthcare, life sciences, and manufacturing.
Trickbot and Emotet are being used to distribute ransomware against hospitals globally, according to research from Check Point.
Monash Business School aims to halt Google's acquisition of Fitbit, claiming it could monetise health data from 28 million users.
Cloudbric, which offered free cybersecurity services to several vulnerable industries, was honoured for its work to keep businesses safe.
Many organisations will understand the difficulty of sourcing products during COVID-19, largely due to shipping issues and global stock shortages.
Logicalis Asia, an IT solutions provider, has acquired a majority stake in iZeno to invest in digital transformation and hybrid cloud solutions.
The first half of 2020 was littered with multivector distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks - with more than 4.8 million recorded attacks over the period.
IT spending in Australia to grow 3.6% in 2021, with utilities, government, education and healthcare sectors leading the way, says Gartner.
While Radware did not share the names of its two clients, the company did explain more about the partnerships.
The dynamics of the market and the mandates of digital transformation have dramatically changed CRM market requirements.
Phishing, botnets, and ransomware are the top cybersecurity threats of 2020, taking advantage of the global pandemic, according to Webroot.
