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Kiwi web-protection specialist RedShield has signed a reseller agreement with Connect I.T. Solutions to expand its service in North America.

Cybercriminals want your credentials and your employees’ credentials. When those hackers succeed in stealing that information, it can be a nightmare.

Only 16% think printers are at high risk of a breach, and 43% ignore printers in endpoint security entirely. HP New Zealand explains why.

Trend Micro’s latest report says that Asia Pacific region was something of a giant honeypot for cyber attacks last year, beating all other regions.

Cybercriminals have been targeting Instagram users by luring them to install these apps, which claim to boost their Instagram followers.

Collaborative data governance is an easy way for IT to help ensure that the quality, security, and accuracy of enterprise information is preserved.

CrowdStrike's Andrew Littleproud eyes APAC expansion amid a surge in revenue and innovative endpoint security solutions.

The Cerber ransomware is self-mutating by as much as two versions a day to stop matching its own previous signatures.

The Hancitor/Chanitor malware has rapidly climbed to be one of the top five ‘world’s most wanted’ malware families for the first time.

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

Unit 42 has provided an inside look at how a malicious spam campaignis using double-zipped Word files to spread ransomware on Windows computers.

At the end of the day, printers are low-hanging fruit for hackers, and it’s up to businesses to ensure they remain out of reach.

NZ's top organisations hit by 338 cyber attacks, warns NCSC, with the actual figures likely far greater as threats escalate.

People who have been hit by the Crysis ransomware now have access a free decryptor that will unlock their devices, thanks to the team at ESET.

Duo is calling on resellers to step up to the plate and provide more thought leadership as demand for security soars locally.

Ransomware has seen a 752% increase in use over 2016, resulting in $1 billion in losses for enterprises worldwide.

A global survey by WatchGuard has shown that more than 80% of resellers believe their customers are most worried about ransomware and its effects.

Android users are being targeted in a new type of ransomware attack that uses speech recognition as the unlock code method.

Crypto-ransomware campaign for Mac targets users with fake patcher applications distributed via BitTorrent sites.

Cyber blows to Kiwi SMBs average £19k, Norton survey shows. Urgent action needed as attacks surge, with email scams top culprit.