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New study predicts that businesses could lose 7 out of 10 tech employees in the next year, as pandemic reshapes job market.

Phishing attacks exploiting COVID-19 vaccine certificates are on the rise, with scammers impersonating national health services.

New Zealand businesses face higher risk of PC malware attacks than businesses in Australia, UK, US, according to Avast.

Only 7% of security leaders report directly to the CEO, despite 60% of organizations experiencing a cyberattack, according to LogRhythm.

COVID-19 reshapes hiring and workforce management for CFOs, with Asia-Pacific respondents leading the way, says survey.

Immunity credentials could mean that both international and domestic carriers could start flying with greater confidence — and the world could get moving again.

Global PC market experiences biggest growth in a decade with 10.7% increase in Q4 2020, driven by consumer demand, says Gartner.

Despite fears that the increase in traffic could overwhelm the global internet infrastructure, new research shows it has been absolutely consistent.

IBM releases bombshell report on phishing campaign targeting COVID-19 vaccine supply chain in multiple countries.

One in ten businesses would be willing to pay $50,000-plus to retrieve ransomed data and half aren't aware of the incoming data privacy laws.

Cloudbric, which offered free cybersecurity services to several vulnerable industries, was honoured for its work to keep businesses safe.

Investments in digital resilience, driven by the adoption of cloud computing, have increased despite the decline in IT spending during the pandemic, says IDC.

Asia Pacific business leaders are urgently embracing digital transformation to overcome pandemic disruption, according to SYSPRO research.

Cloud computing market experiences significant growth as COVID-19 drives increased remote working and learning, according to Canalys data.

Australian government recognises the FIDO Alliance's certification program for strong authentication, setting a trend for other governments.

IDC predicts that by 2022, 65% of global GDP will be digitalised, driving $6.8 trillion of IT spending from 2020 to 2023.

Gartner has unveiled its top strategic technology trends for 2021, focusing on areas such as AI engineering, total experience, and hyperautomation.

Digital service providers are forecast to increase private connectivity by five times the current rates between 2019 and 2023.

Businesses worldwide have increased their IT spend this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to new concerns around IT budgets and cost control.

The rapid growth of data centers has impacted the billing models and processes of electricity companies, according to MaxBill CEO Kirill Rechter.