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By managing traffic flows to reduce congestion and deterring crime using intelligent lighting and cognitive CCTV, IoT can make a city more desirable.

One of the Dark Web's biggest marketplaces for illegal online trades was taken offline this week, with reports circulating that it was an 'exit scam'.

In an update last week Snapchat introduced a map feature that allows users track other people's locations in real time.

Having a better understanding of what data is available and where it is, means organisations can empower their staff to make better decisions.

The ASUS Zenbo home robot received the Best Choice of the Year Award, Best Choice Golden Award, and Computex d&i Award.

#keepitkindonline is a new social media campaign aimed at exposing the nasty side of the internet and encouraging people to making it a kinder place.

NEC has opened a $4.38 million global security intelligence centre in South Australia which is expected to create 50 new jobs.

Criminals in Dubai, you are officially on notice: The world's first 'robocop' is set to begin roaming the streets of Dubai.

A robust failover plan is essential for minimising downtime and ensuring business continuity. Here are seven key tips for creating an effective strategy.

Almost a third of New South Wales small businesses have fallen victim to cybercrime, believing a limited web presence protects them.

Avast is one of the latest security providers to join the No More Ransom campaign, alongside law enforcement agencies and the private security sector.

Help is at hand for victims of the Bart ransomware, after Bitdefender released a decryption tool that works for all variants.

An increasing number of young cybercriminals are motivated by a sense of notoriety and popularity with their peers rather than financial gain.

Motorola has stuck a $50 million deal with Victoria Police for a new managed service mobility solution which includes 10,000 iPads and iPhones.

Aus IT sector grapples with 457 visa shake-up, leaving businesses and foreign workers uncertain of their future.

Australian document management startup Nitro is reaching new heights thanks to its channel, with global expansion now on the cards.

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.

In a few years there will be an additional 15 to 40 billion devices generating data from the edge vs. what we have today. That brings new challenges.

Without fail for the past few years, there's someone who takes it upon themselves to declare it the 'year of ransomware.' That's nothing new.

Android devices are used to store increasing amounts of valuable data, making Android ransomware ever more worthwhile for attackers.