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Be wary what information you are sharing with the world, as there are many opportunists with their eyes furtively fixed on you.

Amidst rising cyber threats, businesses now more than ever must fortify their digital fortresses, but many remain ill-prepared.

The cybercrime economy is now as large as the international drug trade and 90% of today's cyber attacks are driven by organised crime.

A staggering 88% of all email sent is either unwanted spam, or malicious communication, according to M86 Security. Are we fighting a losing security battle?.

Mobile computing, social media and cloud top the security threat list for C-level executives and IT security professionals.

Kaseya launches a free Third Party Integration Programme, enabling software vendors to integrate apps with its Virtual System Administrator.

Protect your devices while traveling: Update antivirus software, avoid public Wi-Fi, backup data, and secure physical belongings.

Small to medium-sized businesses can now build impactful websites with available tools. Follow these expert tips to ensure your investment pays off.

We hear from Michael Smyth of ApproachableLawyer.com about how social media can drain productivity in your office.

Shona Foster from intellectual property lawyer James and Wells explains some of the basics of software patents.

Kobo arrives pre-loaded on BlackBerry PlayBook, offering over 2.2 million books and a seamless reading experience tailored for the tablet.

Greg Singh from security company RSA talks about the risks of allowing your employees to bring their own iPhone into your secure environment.

Wondering if an iPad is crucial for your business? From VendHQ to Air Forms, discover apps that can transform this gadget into a vital business tool.

Telecom finalises the sale of AAPT to iiNet for A$60m, marking a step in refocusing on its core businesses, with total transactions yielding A$140m.

Apple enthusiast and software developer Matthew Roscoe from Foundation Business Software makes some iPad confessions.

In our mobile world, the battle between netbooks and smartphones heats up. Which will reign supreme for business on-the-go?.

Sitecore boasts over 50% revenue growth, reaching record business performance and expanding global footprint, in its latest fiscal year.

Small NZ businesses embracing social media as part of their online strategy see higher website revenues, reports the Domainz eBiz Review.

Google Places is a great way to get your business found on local search results on both Google Search and Google Maps.

Trade Me Jobs eyes top spot over Seek with a 35% surge in visitors, edging closer to becoming NZ's preferred job search platform.