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According to a new report, quantum computing will be a destabiliser for the telecom sector, making PKI obsolete in the near future.
OSPAR is designed to support the financial services industry in reducing compliance-associated costs when outsourcing the management.
Businesses must heed Huawei's latest setbacks, warns Memset's Chris Burden, as data sovereignty concerns grow amid escalating geopolitical tensions.
Calix claims its exhaust scrubbing technology can go as far as making the global shipping industry carbon negative.
Adopting key best practices for SIEM optimisation can cut licensing costs by 30% annually while boosting threat detection and response times dramatically.
Singapore is looking to implement a data portability requirement as part of the ongoing review of the Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA).
A stick-on patch is all you need to monitor your fitness levels, hydration, heart rate, and even your sun exposure.
Business leaders who fail to prioritise privacy and security protections do so at the risk of losing customer trust.
In this exclusive interview Tesh Durvasula shares how the company plans to have a Europe data centre portfolio providing nearly 250 MW by the year's end.
Rapid tech growth widens firms' cyber risks, warns Aon's latest report, pressing for proactive risk management.
Twitter apologises to Android users after a bug, lasting over four years, exposed private tweets publicly, affecting those who changed their email addresses.
DigiCert has now officially completed its acquisition of QuoVadis Group from Swiss security firm WISeKey International.
Hillstone Networks CTO Tim Liu shares what key developments could be expected in the areas of security compliance, cloud, security, AI and IoT.
WatchGuard Technologies ANZ regional director gives his top tips on how to make a move into the increasingly lucrative cybersecurity services market.
New Zealand risks missing out on major changes unless it harnesses fintech to drive its economy, says FintechNZ's James Brown.
Telstra's 2019 cybersecurity report reveals that half of Australian businesses faced fines for data breaches, with security budgets set to rise by 84%.
One in two Australian businesses estimated that they will receive fines for being in breach of new legislation.
Global growth is expected to slow as US-China trade tensions, heavy debt burdens and fragile emerging markets weigh on the outlook.
Economic growth and measured construction are keeping real estate markets in good shape, even as Brexit and trade uncertainty cloud the outlook.
40% of businesses say their employees receive between one and five phishing or ransomware attacks every quarter.