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WatchGuard Technologies sets new company record with its financial results for Q4 2013, driven by the October launch of WatchGuard Dimension.

HP's Scott Maynard, a Microsoft Lync expert, is now reportedly tied to the rising Unified Comms start-up UCFX, stirring market intrigue.

Survey reveals senior managers as major threats to cloud security, sparking calls for a drastic reshuffle at the top for better compliance.

Microsoft has extended support for Windows XP until July, but has stressed that it is not a supported operating system.

Adobe has unveiled new 3D printing capabilities in Adobe Photoshop CC in a bid to become the go-to tool for anyone who wants to print a 3D model.

Facebook launches Trending, a feature spotlighting popular conversations to help users discover engaging content, now rolling out on the web.

The realisation that OTT operators had the smarter, more nimble business model was already a hot issue by 2007.

Booth babes, a relic of old marketing practices, weaken lead conversion efforts, argues Spencer Chen in TechCrunch. Are they truly bad for business?.

iPhone users could soon be paying for coffees via their smartphones following news Cupertino has issued a patent application for an e-wallet system.

Smartphones pose a serious risk to traditional retailers as the world becomes more reliant on mobile devices, says mobile research giant IDC.

Telecom Retail CEO Chris Quin is today warning Yahoo Xtra customers about a spam email circulating around some Yahoo Xtra email accounts.

Distribution Central wins Riverbed Partner of the Year 2013 for APJ region, marking a third year of accolades in tech partnerships.

Vodafone NZ has settled with Commerce Commission, after customers were not informed of terms and received charges for Broadband Lite service.

Nutanix raises a groundbreaking US$101m, propelling WhiteGold and the future of data center solutions to new heights in global markets.

Inland Revenue warns New Zealanders about malicious emails posing as tax department, highlights potential identity theft risk.

Social networks are facing accusations of mishandling user data. It's time to give control back to consumers. @Gartner_inc.

Cybersecurity must evolve, demanding more skilled human intervention and a shift away from outdated models to combat advanced threats, says expert.

Check Point to become primary provider and deliver frontline support for the Blue Coat X-Series in the network security firewall market.

Arbor Networks appoints Matthew Moynahan as president, replacing Colin Doherty. Moynahan has previously held various executive positions.

University of Waikato student Boris Pfahringer is embracing Googlism as he begins an internship with web-giant Google in New York City.