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Sonar addresses the intensifying risk of data privacy breaches and compliance penalties by applying machine learning to discover sensitive data.

A new poll from Hays indicates Kiwis place higher emphasis on work experience than formal education when it comes to career progression.

The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has received an average of 1267 data breach notifications each month.

The solution increases data visibility, increases IP protection and enhances compliance measures across items such as PCI DSS and the NBD.

According to Hays latest Salary Guide, soft skills could be the differentiator between a successful or failed job search.

Downtime in an education provider's systems could cause disruption with significant, far-reaching consequences.

Data is opening up new opportunities for revenue generation that can significantly boost the corporate bottom line.

In response to evolving regulations in Australia and New Zealand, RSA has updated its Archer Suite to bolster data protection and ensure compliance.

Finance department employees are most heavily targeted by these attacks, because they are most likely to deal with banks and other financial institutions.

At home and abroad, companies anticipate cyber-crime will be the most disruptive economic crime of 2019 and 2020.

The security of smart home devices is once again under the spotlight this week, as two different device manufacturers come under fire for major vulnerabilities.

M-Files enhances Microsoft Office 365 solutions, integrating with SharePoint Online, Outlook and Teams for easier document management and access.

Veritas Technologies has launched the Enterprise Data Services Platform, powered by NetBackup 8.2, to simplify enterprise IT.

Databarracks urges businesses to adopt a non-negotiation stance against ransomware attacks, citing Radiohead's defiance as an inspiring example.

The number of devices connected to the Internet, including the machines, sensors, and cameras continues to grow at a steady pace.

'Visual hacking' is a growing threat to business travellers, with many displaying sensitive info in public places like cafes and transport, a 3M study reveals.

While it’s still critically important to have a strong perimeter, it is widely accepted now that the status quo of security simply doesn’t work anymore.

ISG commended HCL for its strong, deep in-house knowledge and capabilities in all areas of digital transformation.

Over half of company data remains unclassified, despite a rise in security breaches and stringent data protection regulations.

The Asia Cloud Computing Association released a report outlining 7 principles for secure and efficient cloud adoption in the public sector.