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A new Wi-Fi vulnerability named Krack could expose global networks and devices to eavesdropping, sparking concerns from cybersecurity experts and ISPs.
The solution is run from the IBM Blockchain Platform on Hyperledger Fabric and was built in collaboration with Stellar.org.
Fujitsu teams up with top Japanese banks to start blockchain-based P2P money transfer trials, heralding a cashless era.
Vend joins forces with Australia's top bank, elevating SMBs with high-tech point-of-sale solutions on CBA's Albert tablets.
Artificial Intelligence Forum of New Zealand encourages Kiwis to embrace AI benefits and warns of potential impacts on economy and society.
Cisco has snapped up the WLAN market lead in India, adding to its dominant position in the Ethernet switch and router markets.
New Android ransomware DoubleLocker hijacks PINs and encrypts data, posing serious threats to mobile security.
MYOB celebrates one year of membership in Male Champions of Change, aiming to increase women's representation in STEM leadership.
Reed says it was a unique opportunity to provide input on the key public policy issues which will drive Australia's future economic prosperity.
As part of the agreement, Reckon will offer ongoing financial management software training and support for the cleaning and gardening franchise.
Singapore's Monetary Authority (MAS) has held discussions about enhancing the cyber resilience of the country's financial sector.
We spoke to Steve Nunez about Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks and how big data is helping to fend them off.
Six homegrown cybersecurity startups are gearing up to head for San Francisco as part of the Turnbull Government's Landing Pad Program.
Xero unveils 'Ask', an innovative feature to streamline document collection for accountants, ending the chase for client papers.
Cloud accounting leader Xero celebrates surpassing 250k UK subscribers amid digital tax shift and banking partnerships growth.
NEC says there is evidence that some cities are taking threats seriously, particularly in Asia. Which are the top five safest & most unsafe cities?.
In 2016 alone, approximately 15.4 million consumers were victims of identity theft or fraud, resulting in $16 billion in losses.
50% of businesses use 10 or more expense codes, while others create their own codes, which means that information is often entered incorrect.
44% of operators in Waikato and the Bay of Plenty saw their revenue improve in the last 12 months, with similar levels of growth seen in Southland.
SyncDirect allows accountants to collect clients' accounting data regardless of which desktop or cloud-based accounting package they use.
