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Unisys advises firms to see their internal environment as hostile to counter BYOD risks, urging a shift to multi-factor authentication and data encryption.

In today's environment it is increasingly difficult for IT departments to manage the security of staff and all their activities.

It only takes a single weak link in your security to bring your system to a halt, making defence in depth a necessity.

ASUS Transformer is a unique device that combines Windows 8 and Android, but struggles with transitioning between the two operating systems. (110 characters).

In the BYOD and BYOA era, endpoint security is essential, yet insufficient on its own, spotlighting the urgent need for holistic corporate defence.

Billed as 'best of a laptop, best of a tablet', New Zealand pricing for Microsoft's new 12-inch Surface Pro 3 has been revealed.

Lenovo reports record full-year revenue of $38.7bn, with increased market share and growth in PC and tablet sales.

As wireless becomes a key network component, experts predict a shift towards all-wireless environments, bolstering mobility and collaboration.

Why are we bullish on this model? It's more like a successor to the laptop -- but one that takes mobility quite seriously.

Microsoft unveils Surface Pro 3, a sleek tablet design to replace your laptop, featuring a 12-inch display and revolutionary Surface Pen.

Being back in the country after 12 years abroad has delivered a refreshing sense of perspective for Nathan Knight, channel executive at Lenovo New Zealand.

During Privacy Week, NZ Tax Refunds advises taxpayers to secure online refunds with robust mobile security measures.

iPhoto and iMovie now free on iOS, turning your iPhone into a creative powerhouse with seamless iCloud integration. Edit with ease on the go!.

Kroll Ontrack partners with Blancco to expand data erasure offerings across ANZ, ensuring secure data management for businesses.

Microsoft's decision to switch off all support for Windows XP today, some dozen years after it first made its entrance, is a momentous one.

Australian company launches Pet-Fi, the world's first pet-powered Wi-Fi hotspot, promising eco-friendly internet on the go.

Revolutionary BatteryBox claims to double MacBook Air's endurance, unveiling a leap in battery tech with its efficient batteryOS.

Google Now leaps onto Windows and Mac, bringing its smart notifications from mobile to desktop for Chrome users across the UK.

A properly integrated Microsoft Lync deployment is wonderful, says Deanne Jessep, UCFX director of business development, but there are pitfalls to avoid.

Demand for unified communications skyrockets in NZ, driven by mobility and work flexibility needs among employees, experts reveal.