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Ruckus Networks has hired Carl Jefferys to lead its operations in Australia and New Zealand as the company expands its reach in the region.

In 2017, 2.6 billion data records were exposed, mainly due to human error, marking a staggering 580% increase since 2016, Gemalto reports.

New revenue opportunities through commercial purchases of BDA-related hardware, software and services are likely to reach $22.2 billion by 2021.

Verizon's comprehensive annual DBIR report has just been released with a number of shocking findings like ransomware incidents doubling in number.

SAS, Cisco and UTS have created the UTS-SAS-Cisco IoT Innovation Lab to explore the potential of IoT data analytics.

​The 5G industry has made impressive progress in the last six months with astonishing forecasts for the future - well, at least in Asia and America.

Connected hospitals can be exploited – and researchers believe that the WannaCry scare has only made matters worse.

A US security expert is warning New Zealand and Australian organisations that traditional 'airgap' solutions are not the best approach.

Purdue scientists decode brain activity, igniting AI-led mind-reading tech to revolutionise future workplaces.

The new regions are specifically designed to support the mission-critical demands of government and national critical infrastructure.

Pure Storage has forayed into new grounds after announcing the industry's first comprehensive AI ready infrastructure, named AIRI.

4% of bad bot traffic is made up of moderate or sophisticated bots, which evade detection by distributing their attacks over multiple IP addresses.

Three pieces of NVIDIA tech designed to give deep learning researchers more power to pursue their next big dream, including the world's largest GPU.

Global spending on AI systems is projected to hit USD $19.1 billion in 2018, up 54.2%, as per IDC. Retail to lead, surpassing banking.

After Gartner forecast IoT security spending to hit US$3.1b in 2021, Huntsman's Piers Wilson says IoT vulnerabilities are being found all the time.

inTechnology is bringing Connexient's digital wayfinding and patient engagement solutions to the APAC healthcare market.

A Microsoft executive emphasises that ethical AI, focusing on transparency, accountability, privacy, and bias, is crucial for the technology's future success.

An ill patient collapses in a hallway but there's nobody there to help. Could CCTV have alerted somebody to what happened?.

IBM is preparing for the expected AI explosion with a new platform for machine learning and a team of expert consultants.

Ensuring that each and every one of these devices is running 24/7 is crucial to preventing delays in patient treatment.