Stories by Staff - Page 72

HD's data centre in Albany, North Shore, promises 'always-on' capability, essential for today's businesses, with unmatched power and security.

A business card found in a leading IT Industry hangout inadvertently confirms the company name and logo of the rumoured Unified Communications integrator.

Alcatel-Lucent outshines rivals in LAN, WLAN, Data Center markets for the third quarter, growing at double-digit rates.

Orcon pulls Kim Dotcom TV ad after complaint to Advertising Standards Authority upheld. Uncapped plans still available.

Having recently been acquired by one of New Zealand's most successful and innovative companies, Maclean Technology is a unique business on a growth rocket ship.

Wellington City Council alerts after a privacy breach involving 120,000 Kiwis' parking data by contractor Tenix Solutions.

Wellington City Council and contractor Tenix face scrutiny after accidentally leaking personal details of 120,000 Kiwis.

The Internet of Things (IoT) will grow to 26 billion units installed in 2020, representing an almost 30-fold increase from 0.9 billion in 2009.

Phishing attacks and their more recent variations such as spear-phishing and whaling are by now well-known parts of the threat landscape.

The year that was 2013 saw service providers under serious pressure to differentiate themselves from competitors and deliver innovative new services..

Kiwis heading to the FIFA World Cup warned by Microsoft to guard against cyber scams in cybercrime hotspot Brazil.

Sophos reveals cyber criminals professionalised in 2013, offering easy-to-use services and amplifying cyber crime levels to unprecedented heights.

Adobe ANZ's channel chief, Steve Martin, bids farewell after successful tenure, with Muralee Kanagaratnam set to fill his shoes.

Newly released data suggests Apple's iPhone 5s is the world's bestselling phone, beating arch rival Samsung's Galaxy S4 two months in a row.

Telecom is pleased that Callplus Services Limited, trading as Slingshot, has been convicted and fined $250,000 for illegal 'slamming' practices.

Slingshot fined £250,000 for misleading customers and switching services without consent, impacting competition in the telecoms market.

Information trickling out of Auckland suggests a new private secure eMail solution is set to market across New Zealand in the New Year.

Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS) is powering growth in digital magazines, with over 150 million digital publications downloaded on mobile devices.

Microsoft NZ cheers as Windows 8.1's app store hits 130,000+ apps, highlighting the OS's growing popularity and new features.

Scammers exploit Paul Walker's tragic death, luring Facebook users with fake car crash footage to steal personal and banking information.