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NEC is keeping up its cybersecurity game, this time alongside INTERPOL as part of the Digital Security Challenge training held in Singapore.

It is precisely because of this concept of the cost of doing nothing that we're able to determine the value of a cybersecurity solution.

Global data privacy muddle dissected in FT's latest Comment piece, spotlighting the legal labyrinth across borders.

New Android ransomware tactics emerge, using encrypted payloads and email scams to exploit users, with a new focus on Chinese markets.

Conficker's legacy lingers eight years after it first emerged, infecting 11 million devices worldwide and costing up to USD $9 billion in cleanup.

Unisys launches Digital Investigator, an information management system that aids law enforcement in sharing intelligence.

Cybersecurity and hacking are just plot devices the series uses to achieve its goals, but they play a major role in the series.

Sometimes a critical issue like a virus outbreak or a major systems malfunction, sometimes something as urgent as a VSIP.

Microsoft is urging businesses to embrace cloud and hybrid solutions securely on their digital transformation journeys.

FLocker is the latest a malicious ransomware agent that is targeting smart TVs running the Android operating system, Norton reports.

Businesses beware: Inattentional blindness can be costly. Learn how to help your CIO spot the 'invisible gorillas' that hinder success.

T-Mobile Czech Republic hit by unprecedented leak; 1.5m customer records stolen by employee, sparking widespread concern over data security.

Smart security systems are smart enough to know what's normal and only alert you to anything not normal, no matter where you are in the world.

Such data leaks can easily lead to trouble, ranging from phishing emails or loss of social network account access to identity theft and extortion.

Wireless networks are vulnerable, but steps can be taken to protect against attacks, says Netscout's Fluke Networks Enterprise Solutions.

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

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

Burglars are increasingly using social media to target potential victims, warns security expert Marsden Hulme. Be careful what you post online.

Instead of seeing shadow IT as a major problem, more chief information security officers (CISOs) are seeing the business benefits of the phenomenon.

Kiwi burglars could start using drones to target homes due to lack of regulations, warns home security expert.