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Your home internet network is become more and more vulnerable. Here's what you can do to help protect it from hackers and other net nasties.More

Finally, the wait is over and Air New Zealand has started a trial of Wi-Fi on select flights.More

Data. You can almost never get enough, which has made it both the bane and blessing of modern life - Orcon says usage is about to skyrocket.More

"But you could make out the shape of a person, or a dog on a couch. Really any object that's more than four centimeters in size."More

"Loon balloons float 20 km up in the stratosphere, and so have the potential to extend connectivity to where it's needed..."More

Half the world doesn’t have the luxury of being able to connect to the internet at their leisure, even though internet access is basic human right.More

WatchGuard has taken its wireless solutions to the rugged outdoor environment with the release of a new cloud-ready wireless outdoor access point.More

The obvious benefit is the improved ability for visitors to share their stadium experiences with friends and family, primarily on social media.More

Employees could be putting your organisation at risk just by the wireless networks they use, says tech industry association CompTIA.More

Mobile devices and internet access are prevalent and organisations need to be vigilant about how they plan, deploy and validate wi-fi connections.More

Wi-Fi-enabled devices can also still degrade performance when not connected via Wi-Fi.More

“When Wi-Fi Calling is switched on, the device automatically detects and seamlessly switches to an available Wi-Fi connection."More

“Overall the service has been rock solid technically, with most all of the issues being user related.”More

WiFi networks need to protect sensitive data on customers, prospects, employees and intellectual property, and provide seamless, secure connectivity.More

"While the dangers of public Wi-Fi are already well known, the security issues of in-flight internet connections are still somewhat obscure."More

“Having the right tools to identify and resolve wireless issues quickly is critical for organisations in an increasingly Wi-Fi-dominated environment."More

"Most Wi-Fi issues can be solved relatively simply by using commercially-available tools and having a logical understanding of the causes and fixes."More

Optus has announced plans to roll out high-speed public wi-fi for visitors to 81 Australian shopping centres and six corporate sites.More

In-flight wi-fi is coming to all Australian budget carriers by mid 2017, but it does come with the same risks as any public wi-fi networks.More

By using the existing technologies and reimagining the ways in which they’re used, Cambium have created a product a step ahead of the rest.More

“What turns people into easy targets is confusion about the security of public Wi-Fi networks."More

The huge extent of the global digital divide has been uncovered, showing that 57% of the world's urban population are unconnected to the internet.More

"The increase in connected devices means the need for more Wi-Fi technologies as well as a possible increase of related-risks."More

A person’s ‘digital trail’ contains a goldmine of information that can be harnessed to give them a richer and more rewarding experience.More