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Surging cloud usage is leading to new networking needs, says Silver Peak's Graham Schultz. He outlines the changing face of the network.

Singapore Government warns of phone scams and phishing websites targeting Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

German intelligence has urged to be granted legal authority to 'hack back' in the event of international cyberattacks - is it the right idea though?.

South Korean police have completed investigations into North Korea's alleged attempts to steal cryptocurrency from four South Korean Bitcoin exchanges.

Under all the noise of the release, it is easy for some of the smaller yet incredibly useful features of the update to go unnoticed...

The Greater Manchester police have revealed more than one in five of its computers are still running an OS that has been unsupported since 2014.

In the cloud, or in a private datacentre? Not an easy choice when the business perimeter is so permeable and so much is happening in the cloud.

UK watchdog Action Fraud has released details of an complex email phishing scam that has been touted as a much needed warning for the public.

Singapore's financial sector conducted a massive business continuity exercise in order to test response to both cyber and physical attacks last month.

Both Yahoo and victims of its multiple data breaches have been granted – and denied – the ability to dismiss lawsuits after its massive data breaches.

JOSHUA is able to track state sponsored, activist and insider threats, stolen data markets for privacy goods, credit cards and identity theft.

The dialogue included cyber threats, mitigation, the cyber policy landscape and future possible bilateral cooperation areas.

Paul Jackson joins Kroll as the new APAC cybersecurity lead, bringing vast expertise from Hong Kong Police Force and JP Morgan.

Huawei launches data centre in Guizhou, China, following Apple, as part of a major tech expansion in the region.

Dash cams are an essential step on the road to smart-cars and may be the key to mitigating reckless driving...

Online criminal marketplaces AlphaBay and Hansa have been taken offline, thanks to a major cooperation effort between Dutch and US authorities.

New data from Unisys shows that Kiwis are selective about sharing data with government agencies and commercial firms through IoT.

By managing traffic flows to reduce congestion and deterring crime using intelligent lighting and cognitive CCTV, IoT can make a city more desirable.

One of the Dark Web's biggest marketplaces for illegal online trades was taken offline this week, with reports circulating that it was an 'exit scam'.

In an update last week Snapchat introduced a map feature that allows users track other people's locations in real time.