Rackspace is launching new managed security and compliance services to protect against cyber threats in the digital age.
Acronis has partnered with ID Quantique to bring quantum-safe encryption to its cloud solutions, protecting data from future security threats.
Businesses must rebuild public confidence in their ability to store and protect NZ citizens' personal information, says John Kendall of Unisys.
The future for sales of tablets is looking considerably brighter with 7% growth predicted next year as upgrades and enterprise tablet use take off.
Tuanz has set itself the bold goal of making sure that New Zealand is among the top 10 countries for digital technology business use by 2020.
Labour is slamming a recent privacy breach that has seen the unauthorised release of confidential birth and death details of over 24,000 people.
Businesses need to pay more attention to their IT systems if they want to stay competitive, says Jodie Korber from Lanrex.
Mobile firm Skinny has partnered with start-up Postr to launch an app that allows customers to earn free data and minutes by hosting ads on their lock screens.
The workstations are thinner and lighter, with updated graphics technology, new processors, memory and storage.
The data center space is on the verge of significant disruption, with hyper-converged infrastructure becoming the norm, says IDC researcher.
Cyber attackers posing as legitimate insiders represent the greatest security risks to organisations, according to a new survey by CyberArk.
CIOs are increasingly turning to agile software development methodologies to meet the demands of evolving digital businesses.
New technology, processes and delivery are disrupting IT channel organisations, and in order to stay ahead of the game companies must act now.
Flip has come out on top in a new survey of internet service provider customer satisfaction - but are Kiwis paying too much for their bundled deals?.
The native WiFi calling market will grow rapidly in the fourth quarter of 2015 as more mobile operators invest in the service.
HP's board nods through firm's split; set to forge two distinct entities in tech's evolving landscape, effective November 1.
Smart Technologies has launched its kapp product family in Australia and New Zealand, targeting the education and business sectors.
Brocade has introduced a new Open Mobility Solutions Programme to address advances in wireless technology and enable tertiary education customers.
OK has established a direct presence in New Zealand, opening an Auckland office with the vendor, opening the door to work more closely with partners.
Microsoft has announced it will be advancing Azure, its intelligent cloud offering, with new solutions that cover a number of areas.
