Information Communication & Technology (ICT) stories - Page 9

The biggest threat facing organisations today is applications, according to Betsy Hight, VP of Cybersecurity Solutions Group at HP.

SEEK launches groundbreaking tech to revolutionize job searching and hiring, aiming to match millions with their ideal roles.

Manurewa Intermediate soars into the digital age, thanks to a £40k ICT upgrade from Vodafone, enriching learning with new tech.

Study shows technology boosts reading gains in 10-11 yr old boys, achieving up to 6x the national average at a Palmerston North school.

Recovering servers is usually furthest from an IT Manager's mind but at Plan B we have an expert team doing just that all day every day.

As cyber threats surge, experts urge firms to tighten security and embrace proactive measures to safeguard data against hackers in 2014.

That's the view of Tony Warhurst, managing director Aastra ANZ, a leading company at the forefront of the enterprise communication market.

Cyber threats are evolving with attacks focusing on social engineering, APTs, and internal threats, Check Point reveals.

Fujitsu unveils a revolutionary BYOD service, simplifying cloud management for enterprises and empowering CIOs with unmatched agility.

Kiwis learn costly lesson as simple email scam hits Auckland businesses, highlighting the need for constant cyber vigilance.

Leading technology firm appointed to the ICT Security and Related Services panel, which will provide security services to government agencies.

Upon leaving Madrid-Barajas Airport, Aerohive Networks' Director of Product Management Matthew Gast had an epiphany.

Businesses looking to overcome current market challenges could benefit by following the key trends predicted for 2014 according to UXC Eclipse.

Cloud-based security services set to soar to $3.1 billion by 2015, with encryption and IAM leading the surge, says Gartner.

Telecom announces new mobile plans for small businesses, offering unlimited calling, texts and shared data allowance. #technology #smallbusiness.

The development and implementation of digital government strategies is putting the government CIO role under pressure, leading to the creation of new roles.

Employees who telework one to three days per week – so-called 'hybrid teleworkers' - are more productive than workers who do little or no telework.

This results in every budget being an IT budget; every company being a technology company; every business becoming a digital leader; and every person.

On average, small business workers lose more than one work week per year due to old PCs, according to a recent study commissioned by tech giant Intel.

The Nexus of Forces is transforming the approach towards information security as new requirements are brought about by social, mobile, cloud and information.