Safety news stories

If it's not your own household WiFi, then who has control of your data and is your connection actually safe?

Increasingly, organisations are embracing smart technologies to underpin innovations that can enhance safety and productivity in every part of our lives, from industrial systems, utilities, and building management to various forms of business enablement.

The pandemic has heightened our awareness of our own and others’ health, and made us all much more conscious of the environments we work in.

Konica Minolta Australia has announced the MiR1350 is now available through its partner, Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR), offering greater efficiency and productivity.

The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) has openly supported the publication of two new international standards for 5G electric and magnetic fields (EMF).

Getac’s ZX70 Android tablets will be used to support Optalert’s Eagle Industrial early-warning drowsiness detection system for use in mining and transportation.

No one is safe from online scammers, and many of these scammers have capitalised on the pandemic, using this confusing time to attack more people than ever.

Since raising its seed round in September, Voxel has grown at pace, by decreasing on-site injuries by upwards of 80% and increasing operational productivity.

Keysight Technologies has announced its new next-generation Double-Pulse Tester (DPT) with the PD1550A Advanced Dynamic Power Device Analyser.

In a slight departure from traditional World Password Day lore, Yubico has today announced a multi-factor authentication (MFA) guide.

Today we are joined by CyberArk regional manager for A/NZ Thomas Fikentscher, who gives us some expert insight into the company's Threat Landscape 2022 Report.

You can find a plethora of “how to” guides on the net, but seldom can you find any statements on how “password hygienic” we Kiwis are, or how our state of hygiene compares with other countries.

How can organisations create safe working environments that people actually want to visit?

Submarine cable networks are often perceived as quite an anomaly to some. While they are generally a crucial part of a country's data and communication infrastructure, there is limited knowledge and public perception of the actual technology behind them.

Environment, health, and safety executives should be operationally ready to deploy AI projects as adoption benefits become too great to ignore.

Global security tech company Ava Security will be the first to bring a specialised multi-sensor security camera to market.

Should Kiwis practice better smartphone security, and are they one swipe or tap away from a colossal data breach?

Australian consumers are increasingly worried about product delays in the lead up to Christmas, with a new survey revealing that almost one in four Australian shoppers are anxious about gift orders not arriving on time. 

With Motorola’s range, retailers will have peace of mind that their store environment is always safe and providing the best shopping experience possible.

According to the study, 88% of people want to see public safety transformed through advanced technologies.

According to Avast, many New Zealanders are exposing themselves to unnecessary online risks and cyber threats through careless digital practices.

Many businesses are on a journey to understanding how they can best provide and manage a hybrid workplace for their employees.

“Adding the what3words functionality simplifies getting responders to the exact location of an incident quickly.”

Investing in visitor management systems that capture and store relevant information in a secure database in real-time can significantly enhance existing security processes.