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Cloud tool growth spikes data risk; firms adapt to insider threats, ensure compliance with tools like Netskope.

Trend Micro invites Kiwi kids to design posters celebrating the internet's positive side, with a chance to win a share of USD $13,000 in prizes.

Process management and automation is vital to any digital transformation, but it is about more than just taking some forms online.

Ill-fitting maintenance plans, whether over- or under-prescribed does cost you money - but, with a little analysis you can save a lot.

As part of its regional expansion, the company faced integration challenges due to the inheritance of disparate technology capabilities.

As data demands grow, many firms are turning to hybrid cloud solutions. Equinix shows how blending private and public clouds boosts performance and security.

Microsoft Office 365 risks can quickly turn O365 into an 'oh no' moment for businesses, employees, and customers.

Kiwi firm Zag has been awarded Accredited Partner status by SUSE, allowing it to deliver SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) for SAP Applications. .

Resellers new to Ruckus' range of network APs and ICX switches can get 40-50% off selected products by purchasing from Ingram NZ for a limited time.

The competition is an initiative by Trend Micro to reframe some of the negative connotations around internet safety.

Fundamentally AI is used to help automate repetitive tasks within businesses, however, it's not always quite as easy as flicking a switch.

Ingram Micro launches new Device-as-a-Service allowing easy, flexible device upgrades. Plus, resellers can win a HP Omen by engaging with Ingram's videos.

A good MFA solution would cover access for both types of applications, and enable access for both employees and third parties such as contractors.

As enterprises adopt multi-cloud strategies, vArmour simplifies security with a three-pronged approach: auto-discovery, policy computation, and enforcement.

QNAP Systems unveils its new AMD Ryzen-powered TS-x77XU NAS series, promising high-performance virtualisation and AI capabilities for enterprises.

Microsoft wants to ensure that your business is well-supported during the upgrades, which is why it is offering a range of options to help you transition.

Companies embracing low-code development platforms, such as OutSystems, can accelerate application deployment, cut labour costs, and strengthen security.

Low-code platforms allow nimble organisations to take an idea from innovation to commercialisation very quickly.

When it comes time to move your business into the cloud, you have be sure you are doing it right - but how will you know what that means?.

Spending on security feels endless, without clear risk reduction; operations teams and analysts are overburdened.