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Volvo's XC40 SUV gears up to revolutionise NZ roads with cutting-edge semi-autonomous tech next year, easing urban driving woes.

Some users will share information that seems innocuous, yet can be used by attackers in social engineering attacks. Here are some common examples.

Norton WiFi Privacy, more than just a VPN, offers users encryption not just from crooks, but from prying eyes and geoblocks.

Vision Exchange allows teams to brainstorm and work collaboratively through wireless sharing content from laptops and tablets.

Windows 10 detachables and the commercial segment are providing some relief in the ailing personal computing device market.

Cloud technology has the ability to break down borders, whether that be the four walls of an office, or geographical borders separating countries.

Volvo's new cars, informed by global research, to revolutionise in-car storage, addressing modern motorists' needs.

As IoT devices proliferate, Trend Micro's Home Network Security offers a simple, router-based solution to protect all connected devices from cyber threats.

As best practice security methods continue to evolve around the Internet of Things, so do the attacks on devices linked to corporate networks.

Encryption services are becoming a focus for organisations and decision makers as new data protection laws such as the GDPR come into effect.

Webroot has officially acquired security awareness training platform Securecast and has plans to take the new integrated solution to the mass market.

Data, data, everywhere… but how to protect it? CompTIA offers up seven tips for an optimum business continuity and disaster recovery offering.

HMI Technologies' self-driving, fully electric vehicle carries up to 15 people and is programmed to navigate around the venue.

Despite the turmoil within the market, 3 of the top 5 vendors actually managed to increase their shares of the market and grow on an annual basis.

The shift to cloud services is threatening traditional IT support, warns director of managed cloud company, Mi-IT.

Within the APJ region, New Zealand has the highest proportion of enterprises unwilling to move their critical workloads to the public cloud.

Get set for a digital speed boost as USB 3.2 promises to blaze data at 20Gbps, doubling the pace for file transfers.

If you're a first-time SSD installer, there's no need to fear, Crucial NZ has published a three-part process to installation...

​Worldwide shipments of traditional PCs declined in the first quarter of 2017, but surprisingly the figures are more positive than expected.

Ingram Micro NZ is set to enhance tech lifecycles with new managed and insurance services, bolstering customer engagement.