NATO stories - Page 11

Tesserent hires Anthony Sheehan, former Deputy Secretary in charge of international security, to bolster its sovereign capabilities in cyber defense.

The operators of medium sized data centres could save Europe eleven terawatt hours of electrical power every year, the same as a medium-sized city.

CybExer Technologies expands its Cyber Range as a Service offering to meet growing customer demand in the financial sector and beyond.

By 2028, 50% of sales leadership roles will be filled by individuals from historically underrepresented groups, according to Gartner.

The Australian Lithuanian Cyber Research Network, a joint initiative of RMIT University and Mykolas Romeris University, launched the Hybrid Threat Centre.

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has recently vetoed Telstra and TPG's deal to share a network in Australia’s regional and rural areas.

The Privacy Commissioner is looking into whether the use of biometrics needs to be regulated by a new code of practice.

New partners offer BlackBerrys' anti-eavesdropping technology to protect real-time communications for customers across the region.

Over 40% of work emails are unwanted, according to research from Hornetsecurity, highlighting the constant threats to email security.

Panel of cyber security leaders discusses global threats, including Russia targeting Ukraine and Iran targeting Albania.

Attackers are advancing to keep pace with cloud adoption and response time, according to a new report from Lacework.

Adobe harnesses its creative technology strengths to enable the world's 10 million + nonprofits to accelerate their mission.

In the modern enterprise, data is key to helping an organisation solve business problems and be more efficient and more effective.

The annual award celebrates companies providing impactful corporate social responsibility programmes for their employees and surrounding communities.

Rise in hybrid cyberattacks targeting small companies sparks concern over vulnerability exploits, as corporate espionage becomes widespread.

Edtech surveillance by multinational tech companies to harvest pupils' personal data is provoking controversy, clampdowns and court cases in the US and Europe.

'Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed' is a visually stunning and fun remake with improved gameplay, exclusive to modern platforms. Game garners 8.0/10.

Former military Colonel and Splunk executive, Mick Lehmann, joins NEXTGEN as GM Government, with a focus on investing and growing public sector business.

A new joint development between Netsafe and some of the world's leading social media companies is set to provide Kiwis with safer online experiences.

Komo, a content creation platform, has made four new hires and attracted new clients including Goodman Fielder and Body Science.