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Cloud-based Windows or a Linux server can cost approximately $1 per hour and even after a year the cost of that server is less than $9,000.

Something changed at the start of 2016. Concepts and trends that Gartner has been discussing for years suddenly became the aspirational norm.

As smart devices are becoming autonomous, CISOs are being required to adopt new mechanisms and approaches to trust.

Lack of an end-to-end systems offer is one reason service providers have not got a bigger digital story to tell.

Plug the digital holes: Our guide reveals four vital strategies to fend off data leaks and secure your organisation's sensitive info.

People often highlight those threats that are more or less predictable, but the most dangerous are scripts that are hard for users to detect.

Here is a short guide that we have refreshed to help you travel safely and keep all your data and devices protected.

Accounting for more than half of all devices sold in US classrooms, the time has come for Chrome OS to prove its worth in the workplace and the home.

Spark faces backlash after a major outage, as firms tally the high costs of similar disruption and stress the need for robust infrastructure.

Most IT professionals are so busy dealing with everyday challenges and managing fires that there's hardly ever time to recognise progress.

Systems integrators, IT and software vendors, and telecoms operators all need to think of themselves as digital service providers.

Windows 10 already includes built-in protection, but the new features have been designed to thwart the escalating number of cyber-attacks.

We live in a time of great change. And technology is a big driver of that change. We must find new ways to work together.

By now, it's hopefully clear that Red Hat is very serious about Management, with a continual commitment and a constant look at the big picture.

Reset the clock because it's back to the future; déjà vu all over again. The battle for ownership of digital platforms has begun.

Since the birth of the modern era of computing there has been an arms race between CPU microprocessor manufacturers.

The escalation in volume and complexity of cyber threats today have compelled organisations to turn to next-generation security solutions.

There will be 37 million connected devices in New Zealand by 2020, so it's no surprise that everyone is still talking about the Internet of Things.

A recent cyberattack on the BBC, the New York Times & MSN saw tens of thousands of computers potentially exposed to hacker threats through online ads.

There are more than 3.4 billion internet users globally with an estimated 6.4 billion IoT devices being connected, a burgeoning exchange ecosystem.