Viator breach highlights susceptibility of online payments: CipherCloud
The Viator data breach highlights the vulnerability of security for online payments, according to CipherCloud.
Stories by Patrick Budmar
Tablets are not mobile devices: Adobe
Since most tablets connect to the Internet with Wi-Fi, Adobe does consider tablets to be mobile devices.
Citrix and Fujitsu eye A/NZ mobility market together
The mobility conversation may be driving Citrix’s business in A/NZ, though Fujitsu is also interested in the trend.
Xero's trading halt on ASX attributed to revenue raising
Following Xero’s recent trading halt on the ASX, the accounting software company has announced AUD$158 (NZ$180) million of new capital.
Australia has caught up with US in Cloud, particularly OpenStack: SUSE
Australia may have traditionally lagged behind the US when it comes to the Cloud, but the discussions around the technology are now similar in both regions.
NBN approach less 'chaotic' than US broadband
The growth of broadband in the US was more chaotic and viewed less as a national priority compared with the NBN, according to The Intelligent Community Forum.
Early days for enterprise app stores, but Australia keeping pace
Gartner predicts that one quarter of enterprises will have their own application store by 2017, and that Australia will keep pace with this global average.
Rural eHealth would benefit more from fibre NBN than wireless: Allocate
Having wireless for eHealth in rural area is not as preferable as having the fibre NBN, according to Allocate Software A/NZ general manager, Peter Croft.
Staying in-touch the biggest ICT challenge for V8 Supercars
With over a dozen events all over the country, as well as races in New Zealand and more recently North America, V8 Supercars CEO, David Malone, characterises the entire operation as a “travelling circus.”
Almost half of employees work from home or on holidays: VMware
Working during a holiday may seem like an unpleasant prospect but 42 per cent of Australian employees are apparently doing so.
Rise of 'shadow IT,' not BYOD, should be a concern for organisations: IBRS
The entire mobile device management space is dead when it comes to the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend, according to IBRS security analyst, James Turner.
A third of Australian young adults are 'Facebook friends' with their boss: AVG
About one-third of working Aussie 18-25 year olds are "Facebook friends" with their boss.
Increasing malware and lax security biggest fears for users: Sophos
Security vendor’s latest report reveals what users are really concerned about when going online