Unisys news stories

Despite best intentions, most New Zealanders overlook key steps to protect sensitive data.

New Zealand employees are pushing back on monitoring technology when working from home, according to research from Unisys.

Unisys developed ‘piece-level tracking’ with the aim of assisting airlines and freight companies with tracking down products travelling within the supply chain.

“This partnership announcement with Google is significant because it allows Unisys to expand our existing cloud-agnostic approach in Asia Pacific."

SeComPass has joined the Unisys Security Global Channel Partner program with the intention to offer the Unisys Stealth suite of security solutions in New Zealand.

"This shift to a large proportion of employees working remotely, as well as across a hybrid of offices, other facilities and in the field, demands digital parity where all workers have secure access to the resources required to do their jobs, no matter their preferred device or location."

Unisys says its support of Lenovo’s solutions will be backed by its Digital Workplace Services, including pre-deployment, deployment, maintenance and lifecycle management supply chain services. 

“By again passing the Azure Expert MSP criteria, Unisys has proven that it can consistently and securely design, implement and manage Azure services."

The latest 6.0 version features new automation and visualisation tools to accelerate deployment and simplify management.

New Zealanders are not concerned about cyber attacks while working from home during the COVID-19 crisis, despite being well aware of the risks. 

“This assessment shows the investments we have made at Unisys are helping our clients deliver a robust virtual work experience for remote workers while keeping operations running smoothly to archive business and mission objectives."

A study by Unisys reveals the security concerns of Kiwi consumers in the world of COVID-19.

“Our team is dedicated to helping clients harness the power of hybrid cloud and achieve business outcomes by leveraging the agility, breadth of services and pace of innovation that AWS provides.”

Unisys was accepted to join NZ Government’s online market to make it easier for agencies to access CloudForte framework.

It is a truth, universally acknowledged, that any report on gender diversity will contain the phrase: “there is still work to be done.”

Brings three-tiered programme to partners who resell its range of security solutions, including the Stealth range.

Unisys also released a report indicating a 7% growth in the company's revenue in the public sector.

Participants will try to compromise a target system protected by Stealth, Unisys’ encrypted, identity-based microsegmentation solution.

The updated software provides protection for data in container and Kubernetes environments, with the aim of improving data centre security, Unisys says.

Unisys has officially launched a global security channel partner program with a focus on resellers of Unisys Stealth as well as other Unisys security products and services.

A Unisys report states that a third of Australian businesses are failing to see benefits from moving into the cloud.

These automated capabilities of CloudForte help clients enhance security and optimise operations for workloads delivered on AWS as well as in hybrid- and multi-cloud environments.

The solution aims to accelerate the deployment and implementation of cloud-based digital transformation services.

“New Zealand organisations recorded the second-lowest level of success for cloud implementations meeting expectations.