Data Security stories - Page 62

He sees you when you're Tweeting, use Facebook outside breaks, he knows when you send risque mails so be good for goodness' sake!.

New Zealand businesses are concerned about security breaches stemming from staff mistakes, a recent survey from Symantec shows.

SAP services company, Oxygen Business Solutions, has launched Oxygen on Demand – a fully hosted cloud solution for SAP Business One, SAP ERP Business.

As employee expectations rise, firms embrace 'Bring Your Own Device'. BYO boosts productivity, cuts IT costs, and fosters better work-life balance.

Imperva launches PartnerSphere Cloud Alliance, enabling MSPs and cloud providers to enhance security for cloud data centers and certify their services.

Last month we provided a quick introduction to the ‘Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard’ or PCI DSS. So what is it exactly?.

IT teams responsible for New Zealand's business data transmissions services are likely to be operating in survival mode.

Behavioural Targeting (BT) revolutionises online marketing by enabling advertisers to precisely reach target audiences, but raises significant privacy concerns.

Best practice in IT legal management involves rigorous compliance, robust data policies, and sound contracting processes to prevent costly legal issues.

Cloud computing is a simple concept: software and services are delivered over the web and through a browser, with no server or client software to install.

Symantec acquires VeriSign's identity and authentication business for USD $1.28 billion in cash, expanding its digital security portfolio and reach.

Internet usage in New Zealand has skyrocketed, with 80% of Kiwis online and over a million homes now on broadband, latest stats reveal.

Imperva has added nearly 100 new enterprise customers, driven by a 51% surge in Q1 2010 bookings, with ANZ markets seeing remarkable growth.

MYOB and BankLink have struck a new deal to integrate transaction data into MYOB's upcoming products, enhancing offerings for small business accounting.

You’ll be particularly interested in the steps the Payment Cards Industry (PCI) is taking to put a stop to fraudulent activity with credit cards.

CIOs and boards must tackle key tech-related legal risks, from data protection to corporate governance, to safeguard their organisations and boost compliance.

Most New Zealanders are concerned enough about information security to allow the scanning of their fingerprints, and even of their eyes.

Data security specialist company Imperva said that cybercriminals will be looking to exploit users of Google’s Wave technology, specifically Wave web searches.

Websense's upcoming seminar in Christchurch will cover Web 2.0 security, data protection, and future corporate vision. Limited seats; register now.

As Google’s Wave technology garners attention, cybercriminals are poised to exploit user interest, warns data security firm Imperva.