Security stories - Page 69

A foot in the door project led to a much larger partnership between real estate firm Savills and VMtech, creating business driven ICT infrastructure.

Intel Security's new channel boss says the security industry has failed to address the real problem with security. He outlines his views.

Organisations unsure how to approach end user computing and manage device security, says 2015 Mobile Workforce Report.

Australia’s change in leadership is set to create new challenges for digital recruitment according to technology recruitment agency, Greythorn.

There's a new IT buyer on the block, with ANZ CMOs increasingly making IT decisions – and managing their own IT budget – according to a new survey.

As Symantec and Veritas part ways, Veritas assures stability and growth in its channel despite the split, with fresh strategies ahead.

Ian McAdam will lead and drive growth across Symantec’s enterprise security business and support customers and partners in the Pacific region.

Wireless automation in industrial processes set to grow at 16.19% over next 5 years, says Research and Markets.

BYOD data protection policy is crucial as mobile devices are targeted by criminals, says Acronis. 38% of companies to rely on BYOD by 2016.

Cisco's tenth annual Visual Networking Index highlights some key growth areas for resellers as internet usage booms and connected devices change.

Cisco and Westcon Group NZ expand partnership, with Westcon distributing full Cisco portfolio in New Zealand from 27 July.

Overall, organisations are displaying a lack of maturity and an over reliance on prevention when it comes to cybersecurity, according to EMC.

The IoT market's rapid growth is set to hit USD $1.7 trillion by 2020, driven by massive investments in devices, connectivity, and IT services, says IDC.

Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB) and HP are working together to explore innovations that can create a new reality for New Zealand healthcare.

The Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation, tasked with managing the New Zealand Superannuation Fund, has suspended its investment mandate with Milfo.

Cisco's broad suite of products meant it was well placed to meet rising demand from a growing reliance on web based services.

New Zealand Carbon Farming, the country's largest supplier of post-1989 bulk carbon credits, is suing Mighty River Power for $34.

From law to security to Huawei Enterprise – Andrew Moss has traversed an interesting path to his current position.

With Kiss Connectivity technology, devices only have to be in close proximity and video and data can be transferred at rates of up to 6Gbits per second.

This year’s election has been and gone, however the debate over New Zealand’s cyber security and surveillance is still a hot topic.