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The IT industry's response to evolving data threats is slowing, leaving businesses vulnerable to DDoS attacks.

Nearly 40% of firms have no cyber-incident response plan, despite 76% suffering an incident in the past two years, a report by Arbor Network has found.

Mark Shaw, Symantec technology strategist – Information Security (Pacific) takes a look at the changing threat landscape and its impact on security solutions.

HP has published the Cyber Risk Report 2013, identifying top enterprise security vulnerabilities and providing analysis of the expanding threat landscape.

Ten weeks after admitting 38 million users have been affected by a cyber security attack, Adobe reveals it is taking longer than expected to warn customers.

As cyber threats surge, experts urge firms to tighten security and embrace proactive measures to safeguard data against hackers in 2014.

The New Zealand Couriers website was the victim of a 'denial of service' botnet attack late last week, believed to be from overseas.

Threats across the technology industry are evolving constantly, but thankfully for IT decision makers, so is security.

GCSB counters Anonymous' threat to NZ govt, staying vigilant despite no major cyberattacks yet. Public opinion remains divided.

Protect your business from cyber threats with Palo Alto's webinar on July 17, learning the lifecycle of attacks and how to stop them.

Businesses are increasingly prey to sophisticated cyber-attacks targeting intellectual property, reveals a new guide by ISACA and experts at Ernst and Young.

Survey reveals over 85% of decision-makers view cyber threats as their top business risk, amid rapidly evolving digital dangers.

Cyber thieves target online gamers, stealing game items and personal data, prompting alerts from cybersecurity experts.

U.S. demands China tackle intolerable cyber theft, amid escalating cyber-warfare tensions and refuted truce offers.

China seeks cyber peace with US, urging cooperation over conflict after hacking claims, despite US's skepticism.

Evernote forces 50 million users to change their passwords following hacking attack, should the ICT industry set off the Bat Sign?.

Telecom's blasé stance on rampant hacking stirs debate: Is acceptance the only way forward in the cyber crime epidemic?.

Malware this, cyber attack that, just another normal day in New Zealand's ICT industry according to the Labour Party.

Malware developers fighting the dirty fight, targeting Kiwi government and other critical economic sectors across New Zealand.

Malware attack which plagued Apple and Facebook now targets Microsoft, infecting a small number of its computers.