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Verint Systems highlights the continued threat of the Enfal malware, which has been lurking since 2004 but has been most active over the last 7 years.

Symantec tops Gartner’s global security software market despite a 6.2% revenue decline to USD $3.4 billion, marking its third year of decreased earnings.

Many malicious developers try to trick users into downloading their apps by creating the illusion of a useful application.

Cybersecurity firm FireEye appoints Richard Metcalfe as regional director ANZ, and Phil Vasic as senior director, strategic partners & alliances.

Intel Security broadens defences with 24 new partners in its innovation alliance, bolstering integrated security solutions globally.

New Trojan, Delilah, recruits insiders through social engineering and extortion, using ransomware techniques. Insider threats set to increase.

The global security software market is on the rise, despite large vendors such as Symantec and Intel experiencing below-market growth.

Business email compromise scams, also known as CEO fraud, is a huge problem in 2016. How can you spot one and what should you do about it?.

Microsoft is urging businesses to embrace cloud and hybrid solutions securely on their digital transformation journeys.

No area in Microsoft is growing faster or with more options than Azure, and no topic seems to be of more customer concern than cloud security.

Cyber security firm Fortinet is seeking education partners in Australia and New Zealand to roll out its network security academy.

Fortinet has achieved a near-perfect 99.9% rating in NSS Labs' latest data centre Intrusion Prevention System test, excelling in both security and value.

New Zealand businesses are not doing enough to protect themselves against cyber attacks due to the actions of their own employees, according to Origin IT.

Are you a Mac user? Apple’s offerings claim a substantial part of the market, and thus it is always good to know which security solution is best.

Intel Security has just announced the appointment of Gary Denman as their new managing director for Australia and New Zealand.

Their only chance of survival now is to try and turn the tables by launching an offensive manoeuvre on the bounty hunter systems.

OSX/Keydnap is reportedly a Trojan stealing passwords and keys out of OS X keychains, while creating a permanent backdoor.

Ixia stresses the imperative of bolstering security structures, urging firms to revamp with prevention-focused measures for resilience.

Recently, a particular type of malware, has become increasingly troublesome for both businesses and home users. It is is known as ransomware.

Ixia have announced a new solution that captures traffic patterns from a production network and accurately recreates them in a controlled environment.