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Kyndryl expands services to help enterprise customers detect and respond to cyber attacks, with new security operations capabilities and services.

The aim of the annual Technology Summit was to share best practice and strengthen New Zealand's defences against cyber threats.

Yellow.ai appoints KT Prasad, former Zendesk leader, as Chief Revenue Officer - International Region, strengthening global market position.

New Relic introduces New Relic Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST) to help engineers mitigate security risks.

Selector appoints Rick Bill as CISO, achieves ISO 27001 certification and SOC2 Type II Attestation, strengthening their information security program.

Render Networks announces appointment of Paul Gutteridge as CFO, bringing two decades of experience in technology and telecommunications.

While technologists are acutely aware of the need for application observability, they are yet to convince senior leaders within their organizations.

Infoblox reports that the Decoy Dog remote access trojan (RAT) toolkit, suspected to be used in nation-state cyber attacks, is spreading and evolving.

KnowBe4's latest Q2 2023 top-clicked phishing report reveals half of the top malicious email subjects are HR related.

Advanced appoints Andrew Henderson as new CTO to drive technology innovation and digital transformation for global software and services company.

Certificates have become the stealth companion to our online world. But failing to manage them effectively can be more costly than a data breach.

Organisations in Australia and New Zealand are adopting a graduated approach to privileged access management to enhance security.

HR-related email subjects account for half of the top malicious emails, according to phishing test results by KnowBe4.

Netskope has launched a new Managed Service Provider Program to enable partners to grow revenue and help customers effectively unlock SASE’s capabilities.

Vectra AI's State of Threat Detection Report reveals the challenges faced by security teams as they struggle to keep up with cyberattacks.

Vonage launches Vonage Protection Suite, a comprehensive set of tools to protect against online fraud and cyber attacks.

As the field is always evolving, laws and regulations surrounding personal data use in AI are likely to evolve too.

The attacks showcased advanced techniques, including targeting specific components in web assets by attaching malicious functionalities to it.

Scammers are not just calling or emailing Kiwis 'out of the blue' anymore; they are waiting in ambush with highly sophisticated schemes.

The enhanced relationship provides customers global access to 11:11 services and the ability to standardise data protection across hybrid environments.