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Technology will provide the silver bullet that New Zealand needs to manage COVID-19, according to NZTech chief executive Graeme Muller.

Slightly Mad Games, fresh from their sale to Codemasters, bring us the third entry in the Project CARS motor racing franchise.

Telecommunications-as-a-Service providers face pressure to enhance security measures following NZX attack. SMX co-founder shares insights.

Maintaining strong cybersecurity is crucial for organisations, as it can impact partners and customers, says Fortinet.

Spark New Zealand reports revenue growth and strong performance in key markets, with overall revenue increasing by 2.5% to $3,623 million.

ExtraHop has appointed NEXTGEN as a distribution partner in Australia to meet growing demand for its network detection and response solutions.

COVID-19 has sparked key trends in technology, including infection prevention and remote commerce, according to Lux Research.

Desktop 16 for Mac is designed to integrate and blend with the latest MacOS and comes in standard, pro and business editions.

This is no re-heat of a previous iteration, this is a totally new sim, for a new generation of virtual pilots.

NinjaRMM has launched its new backup solution called Ninja Data Protection, designed for managed service providers (MSPs) and IT professionals.

APAC consumers demand data protection, prioritising UX over privacy, with businesses and governments under pressure.

The majority of consumers in the APAC region expect businesses or governments to protect their data, according to a new F5 research report.

Standard Chartered Bank has partnered with Microsoft to become a cloud-first bank, embracing virtual banking, open banking, and banking-as-a-service.

PPRO, the local payments platform-as-a-service provider, has announced an 85% volume growth and new investment from Sprints and Citi.

Stax, the cloud automation platform, plans global expansion despite the economic downturn, with managing director Mike Middaugh leading the investment strategy.

On August 18th, PC gamers will be able to take to skies, once more, with what looks to be the first of next-generation consumer flight simulation.

Only 10% of companies have a customer-centric supply chain that is resilient, according to a report by Accenture.

On average, data breaches cost companies $3.86 million per breach, with compromised employee accounts the most expensive root cause.

Schneider Electric has shared the numbers behind its efforts to increase its sustainability in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

IBM reveals 80% of data breaches expose customer info, with average costs at USD $3.86 million. Security automation cuts expenses significantly.