European Union (EU) stories - Page 28

Auckland War Memorial Museum praised by World Wide Web Consortium for its best practice in data accessibility.

Gemalto is on the front line when it comes to security encryption. Unfortunately security managers in IT far falling behind in the backblocks.

Cyber attacks could cost Australia up to $16bn, according to a new study by specialist insurance firm Lloyd's. Sydney is the 12th most at-risk city.

We sometimes hear of instances where organisations pay ransomware even though they do have backups because it’s the cheaper option.

Apple is confident it will wipe the pie off its face after it was hit by a €13 billion (NZD $20 billion) in retroactive taxes by the European Union.

8 million Australian professionals are now on LinkedIn, whose membership numbers across the APAC region have just swelled to more than 100 million.

New stats from LinkedIn's Talent Trends survey show membership's been growing strong in the Asia Pacific region, reaching 100 million professionals.

Malaysia's IT spending is set to rise by 6.5% in 2016, reaching nearly RM68 billion, sharply contrasting with stagnant global IT expenditure.

Microsoft is urging businesses to embrace cloud and hybrid solutions securely on their digital transformation journeys.

IT spending stagnates at $3.41 trillion in 2016, Gartner cites global currency shifts and Brexit anxieties impacting the market.

Brexit turmoil underscores urgency for firms to ensure customer-centric adaptation, ensuring a steady path to growth amidst change.

New Zealand is among countries across the world committing to work together to do more to seize the potential of the digital economy.

New Zealand-based app ThunderMaps enables users to crowdsource hazard locations and receive real-time warnings.

Mobile roaming sheds its 'secret' tag as operators slash costs, wooing globetrotters with clear, wallet-friendly rates.

Facebook has reinstated its Safety Check feature for users in Brussels, following a series of terrorist attacks that took place on March 22nd.

Lawyers storing clients’ confidential information in the cloud risk it being accessed by US authorities without permission.

Australian organisations will struggle to comply with the Federal Government’s mandatory data breach notification proposals.

A dip in enterprise security spend growth is forecast for 2016 - thanks in part to a lack of high profile breaches last year.

Gartner says worldwide IT spend fizzled in 2015, which saw the largest dollar drop since the company started tracking IT spending.

ESET has bolstered its encryption abilities with the acquisition of award winning encryption company, DESlock+ as demand for the technology soars.