Intersec stories - Page 11

HPE has launched a range of network and digital collaboration services designed to enable seamless and secure access to business critical applications.

A new class of professional cyber criminals has emerged, adopting corporate practices to increase the efficiency of their attacks.

CIOs and IT professionals need to embrace digital business or risk being left behind, warns Gartner Research VP.

When it comes to adopting new technologies and implementing business transformations, security is often not in place although it's a crucial concern.

E-learning in schools is on the rise in NZ. International e-learning expert, Prof. Curt Bonk, to speak at DEANZ2016.

Arreya Digital Signage Suite has added two new widgets and a range of updates to its base package as the Google for Work partner broadens its reach.

For leading CEOs, cloud and the Internet of Things is old news. Now, it's all about cognitive computing and disruptive innovation.

Cognizant celebrates robust 2015, defying tech disruptions, as it eyes further growth in digital transformation for 2016.

Cognizant's Euan Davis looks at how your company can benefit from the growth of smart products – and the prizes of the smart product economy.

The education industry has a plethora of data that cyber criminals want, and institutions are not doing an adequate job of securing all their systems.

New York subway riders can now shop for holiday gifts via 100+ interactive kiosks offering curated products and real-time sorting, reaching 2.2 million daily.

What about Generation X? While the divide between Boomers and Millennials tends to be starker, Generation X is caught in the middle.

Aerohive Networks says it's unlocking the potential of Wi-Fi for businesses with a suite of new 'connected experience' technologies.

A slew of newly connected gadgets controlled through mobile apps and feed personal data into the cloud are driving a wave of interest in the IoT.

Smartphone cameras have strengths and weaknesses. Knowing these, as well as some basic photography rules, can make a huge difference to phone photos.

Companies must change their approach to IT risk and cyber security Gartner says, with investment in three 'risk principles' required.

The NZ Police is concerned at a rising number of people being caught while distracted by their phone, despite legislation being in place since 2009.

Intel and Micron's breakthrough unveils 3D XPoint, set to transform data storage with unparalleled speed and endurance.

Digital workplace managers responsible for building the digital workplace will be increasingly challenged as the personal cloud continues to evolve.

The ninth annual Education Leaders Forum will be held in Auckland on the 25 and 26 August, with the twin themes of Brain Changing and Mind Shifting.