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DDoS attacks have decreased by 38.8% compared to Q2 2020, with China leading in SSH attacks but losing ground overall, says Kaspersky.

Data is most useful at the exact time it is captured, leading to a fundamental rethink in how it should be treated, writes Hazelcast CTO John DesJardins.

ASUS teams up with payments firm hoolah to offer buy now pay later services to customers in Singapore, with plans to expand across Asia.

Square to acquire Australian buy now, pay later firm Afterpay in a $29bn deal aimed at delivering more compelling financial products and services.

According to Catch Group, catch.com.au’s current warehouse management system can no longer meet the company’s business requirements.

Retailers who fared better during the pandemic were those who had a head-start in their digital capabilities. But, for others, it was a race to catch up.

Its business model was simple – provide a connection between customers and retailers, then enable those retailers to improve the customer’s experience.

The everything customer might sound like an abstract concept, but if we brush away the buzzword veneer, it becomes apparent that we’re all everything customers.

Moving services to the cloud is becoming the deployment choice for many organisations as digital transformation continues, according to a recent Gartner report.

Data has become a burden for businesses in Australia and New Zealand, hindering digital transformation, according to Dell Technologies.

Enter a crossword competition and you could win one of five Mearth S Pro electric scooters valued at AU$999.00.

NI and Seagate collaborate to enhance data storage for autonomous vehicles, including an industry-first ADAS record offering.

Clients’ expectations remain high during the engagement entire process, and companies must ensure each stage of the process is consistently positive.

NZ Post will also shut down its Contract Logistics third-party logistics business by the end of June next year.

Organisations that are heavily or entirely reliant on Microsoft infrastructure, services and applications can take several steps to shore up their security.

Enterprises are adopting XDR capabilities to reduce MTTD and apply AI techniques to fast-track MTTR, says Jon McGettigan, Fortinet ANZ Regional Director.

Cybercrime activity has increased, with a 65% rise in the use of hacking tools, according to the latest global Threat Insights Report from HP.

AI-powered digital transcription makes the information collected in the virtual gathering infinitely more useful to organisations.

Tactics used by fraudsters to victimise users online have evolved over time, from pure cold calling to more sophisticated ploys.

TLS 1.2, the improved version of the Transport Layer Security protocol, is crucial for data security as TLS 1.0 and 1.1 become unsupported.