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Cyber criminals are using creative ways to the exploit the cracks of a more connected world, according security vendor Check Point.

The rise of hybrid IT and multiple cloud deployments are contributing to the importance of containers in the IT industry.

The biggest impact from tech will come as other parts of the economy find ways to use technologies such as cloud, big data, mobility and 3D printing.

Biometrics eclipse passwords as cyber security's new sentinel, Wynyard Group reports an uptick in body-based security measures.

Splunk has come out tops in a new report on enterprise SIEM, but the report also shows significant obstacles are hampering the SIEM promise.

The Auckland-based company will provide its security solutions to help the bureau solve high consequence crime, security and big data problems.

Over a third of consumers are put off by downloading mobile apps due to privacy and security concerns, says MEF's Global Consumer Trust Report.

The Bay of Plenty Police says advancements in technology means criminals can now use a variety of methods to obtain this information.

Security intelligence and analytical capabilities will come to the fore in the battle against cybercrime next year.

Businesses need to ensure they have the appropriate security measures in place to avoid being targeted by cyber criminals hacking into their systems.

Entirely new cyber threats will emerge in 2016, requiring fresh counter measures, according to predictions by Unisys.

Avnet has appointed its first chief information security officer to ensure its information assets, and those of partners and customers, are protected.

A number of companies have accused their competitors of staging Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks against them, according to new research.

Simplified information technology management is the primary benefit of using managed services, according to a new survey from JDL Technologies.

Claims to stop cyber threats - just a fantasy, as 2015's breaches reveal a stark gap in defence tactics and tech efficacy, says RSA president.

New Zealand launches cyber credentials scheme for small businesses to encourage good cyber security practices.

The BackStab attacks see cyber criminals use malware to remotely infiltrate computers, with iOS devices particularly vulnerable.

Data theft is continuing to spur on the mobile identification market, and will generate an additional $700m for mobile network operators by 2020.

Real-time analytics prevent network disruptions, like those seen during Adele's Hello release, ensuring stable home security services.

New Zealand businesses face cyber dinosaur fate if information sharing hubs not established, warns Institute of Directors.