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Xero launches Live Contacts, a platform that links the accounting platform to the public information of millions of businesses.

Android 6's security features are proving no match for the Gugi banking trojan, which has been able to slip past the platform's blocking mechanisms.

ESET uncovers a novel Android botnet, Android/Twitoor, controlled via Twitter instead of a traditional server, marking a first in mobile malware tactics.

Intel has made its move into the virtual reality market, launching an untethered all-in-one handset and announcing a partnership with Microsoft.

Operation Ghoul is targeting the industrial & engineering sectors worldwide, hitting more than 130 organisations in 30 countries, says Kaspersky Labs.

The top 5 vendors for the security-as-a-service space have been revealed, with analysts Technavio outlining who is best contributing to market growth.

Reckon, the Australian accounting software provider, has reported strong growth, with revenues up 6% to $57m for H1 2016.

Beyond Bank Australia has partnered with UXC Eclipse to implement a cloud-based transformation of its business.

I can't say I love the term Big Data. How big is big? When it comes to data, often what was big last year is just the norm this year.

Philippines based telco and multimedia service provider PLDT will open four more data centers by next year to support 'a data driven future'.

QNAP improves Qsirch 2.2 software for better search functionality across its NAS network, now supporting over 6000 file types.

Carbon Black has bulked up its endpoint security with the acquisition of next gen antivirus company Confer, driving nextgen security into new markets.

IronScales, a leader in phishing mitigation technology, collected data from over 100 different organisations and an array of different sectors.

Fusion5 has snapped up BPR Solutions creating what the business applications company says is Australasia's largest NetSuite practice.

Digital commerce exemplars don't merely convert their product catalogues into eCommerce sites and mobile commerce applications.

Banks and financial institutions in APAC, especially smaller ones, are vulnerable to cyber attacks, according to reports.

A long awaited report into the collapse of Dick Smith Group highlighs numerous poor decisions which ultimately lead to the fall of an industry giant.

Singapore's Cyber Security Agency and the Netherlands' National Cyber Security Center have signed an MOU to enhance cyber security.

Digital performance has been cited by SAP research as being the dealmaker or dealbreaker to an organisation's digital performance.

OSX/Keydnap is reportedly a Trojan stealing passwords and keys out of OS X keychains, while creating a permanent backdoor.