Stories by Ashton - Page 34

Cybersecurity experts warn that the industry is far behind where it needs to be, making it too easy for cybercriminals to operate.

We were in London for a recent conference where vendors convened to discuss the state of IT and where it is going next - check out the photos.

We're currently in London at the NetEvents conference where innovators in cloud, IoT, AI & security have congregated to discuss the future.

New insights from Juniper Research have predicted a rather dire future for modern businesses in the constant war against cybercrime.

Blake Moret spoke on the Internet of Things (IoT) and its impact on industrial productivity at the recent Cisco IoT World Forum in London.

EverEdge and IP ValueLab have agreemed to cooperate on providing strategic intellectual property and intangible asset advisory services in Singapore.

Zerto country manager for ANZ says the outage is only half the story as it's about how fast an organisation can recover that makes the difference.

Australia ranks number one in the world when it comes to Internet of Things (IoT) adoption, followed by India and Germany.

Uniview has agreed to become a Quantum value-added reseller and strategic alliance partner, in what will soon be the world's largest market.

Cary Wright will be joining the provider of high speed network recording and network history playback with the aim to drive channel growth.

The term 'As-a-Service' has stormed onto the scene in recent years, and new research has revealed it's not going anywhere anytime soon.

McAfee is now officially an independent company, with TPG owning 51% and Intel 49% in a transaction valuing the business at approximately $4.2b.

DXC Technology is a new organisation that has been created by the merger of CSC and the Enterprise Services business of HPE.

Acronis claims to have the world's only data protection solution designed for service providers in the booming cloud backup market.

​Gentrack Group recently announced that it has entered into an unconditional agreement to acquire the UK-based Junifer Systems.

Digital Shadows boosts its partner strategy with Alex Seton, aiming to expand its cyber security reach through strategic alliances.

The culprit was in fact an 18 year old British high-school student, interested in cyber security and the seemingly trivial defences of printers.

​The technology industry is hurtling along at a breathtaking speed - just ask Promapp, one of the fastest growing tech companies in New Zealand.

Reckon boasts a buoyant 2016 with £56m revenues, crediting its cloud services for growth as it eyes further market share.

​Siemplify today announced the extension of its ThreatNexus platform to the managed security service provider (MSSP) market.