Banking stories
Commscope's APAC vice president shares how APAC is set to become the world's biggest data centre market by 2020.
Once niche, NVMe technology is set to revolutionise enterprise storage in 2019 with faster, parallel communication, boosting efficiency and revenue.
As enterprises embrace cloud apps, securing them becomes pivotal. vArmour's Keith Stewart discusses leveraging visibility for robust application policies.
Proofpoint researchers have looked ahead at the trends and events likely to shape the threat landscape in the year to come.
InternetNZ applauds the government's plan to extend broadband coverage to 99.8% of New Zealand's population, promising significant rural and mobile expansion.
Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize supply chains, providing greater traceability and transparency.
AI will not only allow businesses to reduce costs but will also provide ROI to the staff working with the technology.
As more companies migrate their data to the cloud, disaster recovery becomes critical to ensure their operations are not disrupted by unforeseen events.
Digital transformation is a requirement for ongoing competitiveness that clearly helps businesses run more efficiently.
The country has openly expressed its desire to become the prime destination for high-tech industries in Southeast Asia.
DanaBot is a Trojan written in the Delphi programming language that includes banking site web injections and stealer functions.
DataArt forecasts a technology revolution in 2019, predicting leaps in open banking, personalised retail, blockchain, and IoT, reshaping industry landscapes.
Xero surpasses goal of one million subscribers in New Zealand and Australia, with $1.51bn worth of transactions passing through its platform.
A root cause of the breach is currently unknown, but Marriott indicated that the intruders encrypted the information before exfiltrating the data.
Xero is hinting at new changes to its bank feeds system that could eliminate all paper application forms, manual checks and accuracy checking.
They're ambitious, they're self-starters, and they're running young and dynamic enterprises that they're eager to grow.
The 'neo'bank that is focused on being a digital disruptor to traditional financial institutions has received a restricted banking license from APRA.
Digital identity could soon make everyday transactions easier for New Zealanders, as privacy and security concerns grow around online services.
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority's standard, CPS 234, is aimed at minimising the threat of cyber attacks for APRA-regulated entities.
Despite the imminent wave of AI, ML, and other tech advancements, many New Zealand businesses remain sceptical and unprepared, warns MYOB's 2018 report.
