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Apple enterprise management company Jamf has rolled out new IT management functionality to simplify app deployment and updates.
Raccoon Stealer, a malware platform that rents out its services for $75 a week, has upgraded its services, according to a new report from Sophos.
Google unveils its next-generation Nest Cams and Doorbell, including the company's first battery-powered camera and doorbell.
Radware's North America vice president Bob Simpson says that there has been a rapid shift to cloud - and more sophisticated cyber attacks to go with it.
Juniper Networks launches Juniper Cloud Workload Protection to automatically defend application workloads in any cloud or data center.
BigCommerce has partnered with Sezzle to offer buy now, pay later services to its small and mid-market merchants.
Commvault has expanded its distribution agreement with Ingram Micro to offer its data services in Australia and New Zealand.
Xero has opened the Xero App Store, a new way for small businesses, accountants and bookkeepers to discover and purchase apps.
DDoS attacks have decreased by 38.8% compared to Q2 2020, with China leading in SSH attacks but losing ground overall, says Kaspersky.
Data is most useful at the exact time it is captured, leading to a fundamental rethink in how it should be treated, writes Hazelcast CTO John DesJardins.
ASUS teams up with payments firm hoolah to offer buy now pay later services to customers in Singapore, with plans to expand across Asia.
A new report reveals 65% of employers focus more on the employee experience in 2021 than two years ago, largely due to COVID-19.
Square to acquire Australian buy now, pay later firm Afterpay in a $29bn deal aimed at delivering more compelling financial products and services.
DDoS attack volumes rose over 40% in Q2 2021, with technology firms facing the most attacks, according to Radware's report.
Over three-quarters of crypto enthusiasts anticipate inflation becoming a significant issue in the next five years, according to a survey.
Alteryx and PwC have expanded their global partnership to accelerate digital transformation across APAC and EMEA regions.
Retailers who fared better during the pandemic were those who had a head-start in their digital capabilities. But, for others, it was a race to catch up.
Its business model was simple – provide a connection between customers and retailers, then enable those retailers to improve the customer's experience.
Kordia will not only be a Dialpad reseller but will also become the New Zealand SIP/calling provider for every local Dialpad implementation.
According to Catch Group, catch.com.au's current warehouse management system can no longer meet the company's business requirements.
