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Microsoft has partnered with R3, a consortium of financial institutions, to create a strategy to speed up use of blockchain technologies.

Businesses grapple with the aftermath of cyberattacks, from operational shutdowns to data breaches, amid rising digital threats.

Palo Alto Networks has updated its NextWave Channel Partner Program in a move designed to further enable partners to be 'next-gen security innovators'.

Kaiten malware strikes again, targeting routers and IoT devices, with ESET revealing enhanced spreading capabilities.

ESET Endpoint Antivirus shines in Virus Bulletin's VB100 Review for Windows Server 2008 R2, with strong detection and excellent stability.

Traditional perimeter guards are no longer enough to guarantee network security, with machine learning and analytics the way forward.

IT pros call for robust data privacy amid IoT surge, with 96% urging dynamic tools for rising consent demands, reveals ForgeRock survey.

Cybersecurity fears loom as BYOD popularity surges, with 1 in 5 firms facing mobile breaches, straining IT teams.✓.

Privacy uproar as Google's latest tech allegedly peeks into homes, sparking widespread concern over x-ray-like street views.

Bitdefender offers freeware to protect against CryptoWall & other ransomware; already extorted $1m+ in 5 months.

A newly discovered fileless ransomware, dubbed PowerWare, is using a Windows scripting tool to encrypt files, with an escalating ransom attached.

Financial Trojans targeting online banking services dropped 73% last year, but Symantec is warning that Trojans are still thriving - and profitable.

The industry will benefit – and customers will see better solutions – from increased sharing of security information and data analytics.

USB Thief malware steals data from air-gapped systems undetectable by computer users, warns cyber security company ESET.

Survey reveals a stark gap between employee worries over personal data security and lax workplace practices, risking breaches.

Most UK students lack concern for cyber security despite it affecting them, according to a survey by Jisc Technologies.

Blue Coat Systems has been recognised by Frost - Sullivan for its dominance in the global network security forensics market.

When it comes to adopting new technologies and implementing business transformations, security is often not in place although it's a crucial concern.

The number and reach of cyber threats continues to grow, and, contrary to popular belief, even highly effective attacks can be very unsophisticated.

Carbon Black has been named a 'clear leader in terms of both market share and revenue' by Enterprise Management Associates (EMA).