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The firm believes that the breach could have compromised contact details of a number of people who have had contact with the police.

Founded last year, the Coalition Against Stalkerware brings together cybersecurity vendors, domestic violence organisations, and digital rights advocates.

Cybercriminals have switched to eCommerce platforms and communication using Discord for greater anonymity, according to new research from Trend Micro.

Swann introduces the innovative Tracker Security Camera and the Enforcer Camera System, enhancing home and business security with cutting-edge features.

Vodafone, Spark, and 2degrees are urging communities to help stop arson attacks on cell sites, warning of severe impacts on connectivity and safety in Auckland.

With an easy-to-use interface and a variety of choices in settings, you'd be well advised to examine Arlo's range of home security offerings.

Vodafone NZ reports a 60% rise in voice calls and a 688% increase in video conferencing tool usage amid New Zealand's level 4 lockdown.

Sandra Tuohy takes the helm as Fujitsu's new state manager for Western Australia and Northern Territory, aiming to drive growth and customer satisfaction.

Digital data is revolutionising crime scene investigations, but slow uptake and privacy concerns become major hurdles, as surveyed by Cellebrite.

To celebrate International Women's Day, Mandy Gill from Motorola Solutions shares insights on attracting more women to tech and fostering female leadership.

The lab, which is located on Tuam Street, is designed to help New Zealand organisations understand how 5G technology can become part of their business.

The New Zealand Police are trialling 'Ella', a digital assistant developed by Soul Machines, to assist visitors at their National Headquarters.

A study by DE-CIX and global researchers reveals any internet user can order a cyber attack for less than USD $20, raising concerns on DDoS resilience.

The response comes as the European Union considers a ban on the use of facial recognition tech by law enforcement.

AI is becoming integral to business operations, but firms must address potential pitfalls, such as governance and cultural challenges, to sustain progress.

UK's Computer Misuse Act 1990 needs urgent reform to enable cybersecurity professionals to combat cybercrime effectively, says report.

High early adoption rates and extensive mobile device use make Asia the ideal testing ground for fintech development.

It took two years for the game to get ported to the Nintendo Switch and the PlayStation 4 but now that it is finally here, is it any good?.

CyberCrimeCon 2019 Singapore on November 29 will showcase threat analysis, world-class expertise, and best practices in cybersecurity.

While talking aloud, a voice-activated, home-based smart speaker asked for more info - even though it was not turned it on.