Norton stories
New Zealand telecoms sector warns customers of a scam text message asking them to click on a link or download an app for delivery information.
COVID-19 is fueling screen addiction among New Zealanders, with 36% admitting they are hooked, according to NortonLifeLock's global study.
Ingram Micro's annual Showcase hits the road, stopping at 10 cities across New Zealand. Find out more about the tech event here.
1 in 3 young New Zealanders likely to cyber stalk their partner or ex, according to Norton Cyber Safety Insights Report.
Norton LifeLock's Norton 360 security suite now includes a web-app that checks if your data has been exposed on the dark web.
NortonLifeLock launches dark web monitoring service in New Zealand, aiming to protect users' personal information and devices.
Log4J software bug, aka Log4Shell, sparks concern as it affects various platforms. Norton Labs offers advice on protecting systems and applications.
NortonLifeLock unveils new branding to highlight its role in cybersecurity and empower consumers in the digital world.
A new special report by security software company Norton has found that two out of five gamers in New Zealand have experienced a cyber attack.
Tech support scams are the top phishing threat to consumers, according to a report by NortonLifeLock's global research team.
The companies' boards believe the merger has 'compelling strategic and financial rationale', and creates an opportunity to create a new cyber-safety business.
These scams are specifically designed to trick unsuspecting consumers to share personal information or engage in behaviour that puts their privacy at risk.
Phishing remains the top cyber threat to consumers, with scams related to the pandemic also on the rise, says NortonLifeLock research.
Encrypted chat apps are doubling as illegal marketplaces as criminals utilise them to sell illegal goods without fear of content moderation.
Interpol teams up with the Coalition Against Stalkerware to investigate the use of stalkerware and support victims of tech abuse.
Over a third of New Zealanders have been victims of cybercrime, with an estimated loss of NZD$198 million, according to a new report.
Wave of new cybersecurity threats predicted for 2021, with scams, malware, fraud and disinformation on the rise, says NortonLifeLock.
The new collaboration's purpose is to advance and develop technologies that strengthen privacy and trust for decentralised AI.
New Zealand consumers urged to educate themselves on data privacy rights as the Privacy Act 2020 comes into effect, says NortonLifeLock.
One in six Australians fell victim to cyber crime during COVID-19 lockdown, according to NortonLifeLock research.
