Intellectual property stories - Page 13

Menlo Security has expanded its Menlo Security Isolation Platform to include a new phishing prevention solution.

Victoria University hopes to bring together industry and open source technology to increase local innovations, through the Easy Access IP programme.

Snell Advanced Media partners with Gemalto to protect intellectual property and apply software-based licensing for broadcast platforms.

Cyber crime is not just limited to malware attacks - what about intellectual property or data theft, asks security company Computer Forensics.

Cloud Distribution is offering resellers a 'unique, virtually first of its kind' security offering to protect customers against spear phishing attacks.

A new 'IP factory' is enabling Aussie tech services company Readify to capture and commericalise IP to build new annualised revenue streams.

The British government launches study on creative sector's interaction with copyright and designs in a changing technological landscape.

Dick Smith receivers have been spoken to by privacy commissions on both sides of the Tasman after concerns over plans to sell customer information.

Spark NZ was owed $26.9 million when Mako Networks went into receivership, with little chance of unsecured creditors recouping their funds.

Empired is urging organisations to cultivate a culture of sharing to prevent silos of information which can cost the business money.

United States telecommunications service provider D&S Communications has acquired the assets of Mako Networks from the company's receivers.

CommVault is looking to 'deeper, richer' channel partnerships as it eyes up opportunities presented by 'waves' of technology and exploding data.

​Failed network management company Mako Networks has liabilities of more than $30 million, with an estimated deficit of $25m expected.

Mako Networks in liquidation, Spark steps in as secured creditor to appoint receivers, thwarting the tech firm's financial tailspin.

The government has given up on trying to claw back $3.9 million in research and development grants paid to failed touchscreen developer NextWindow.

Seven government grants, totaling $3.15 million, have been awarded to New Zealand startups through technology business incubators.

High-tech exporter Cubic Defence NZ is setting its sights on selling military training systems to corporate customers.

Trend Micro has seen an eightfold increase in enquiries in the ANZ region in 2015, after analysts forecast another big year for data breaches.

Fonterra Co-operative Group, the world's largest dairy exporter, has commissioned a new dairy ingredients plant in Heerenveen, in the north of the.

StretchSense, an Auckland wearable tech firm, is a finalist in the WT Innovation World Cup, showcasing in Munich with new tech aiming at multiple sectors.