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Four US intelligence agencies have accused Huawei of spying on customers who own Huawei smart devices, but they aren't sharing any evidence.

Vietnam may be called the next Silicon Valley for its technology prowess, but for the first time it is now one of the top five cyber attack sources.

Equifax has ushered in a new chief information security officer as the fallout continues from the company's massive US data breach last year.

The research showed that 44% of scanned organisations had some form of malware in at least one of their cloud applications.

Japan-based network & cybersecurity provider Nihon Cornet Technology is working with defense provider BlackRidge Technology to deliver the solutions.

Pune, India is the home of a new Cyber Security Centre of Excellence that will tap into the region's pool of IT and security professionals.

Australian businesses need to be on the lookout for malicious insiders, phishing and social engineering or face price tags of as much as $137,000.

Iron Tiger APT malware, previously targeting Asia and the US, has resurfaced in a new custom-built malware going after Asia once again.

Cybersecurity professionals could be wasting as many as 10 hours per week on tasks because of software that isn't fit for the purpose.

National Information Assurance Partnership awards Aruba the cybersecurity industry's first Common Criteria certification for a network access control solution.

Millennials are moving beyond the world of passwords and quickly embracing biometrics, leaving the older generations to continue using passwords.

Automation and managed services may be the key mechanisms for fighting distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks.

The Australian Securities Exchange is now playing host to what is being called 'the world's first online cybersecurity exchange'.

Japan is now a member of of the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE), a NATO-accredited cyber defence hub located in Estonia.

SailPoint has credited its staff and passion for innovation for what the company describes as an 'award-winning' year in 2017.

Proficio plans to expand its global presence across Asia Pacific, Europe and Latin America after a record-breaking 2017.

Singapore MINDEF invites ethical hackers to test internet-facing systems in a pioneering bug bounty programme, offering rewards up to SGD $20,000.

Peter Coroneos will now lead the Cybersecurity Advisors Network (CyAN) efforts across Asia Pacific. He is based in Sydney.

Artificial intelligence is causing concern among consumers worldwide because it could potentially infringe on their privacy.

The predictions for the new year include both good news and bad news, like the biggest data breach settlement of all time and increased awareness.