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Mobile malware creation is as easy as downloading an app and potential criminals don't even need to write a single line of code.

Could hackers exploit your DNA sequence and encode it with malware? A new study from the University of Washington says yes, it's possible.

NRI Secure will sell the SANS Security Awareness training program in Japanese, filling a huge void in the localized training space.

Defend against the global WannaCry threat with robust cybersecurity measures and constant vigilance, says Carbon Black's team.

Scammers are finding increasingly cunning ways to capitalise on the reach and popularity of the world's global brands. This time PayPal is the target.

BlackBerry steps up as it takes its cutting-edge crisis communication software global, bolstering security in 8 new languages.

Transforming the way that work gets done means shifting from legacy industrial norms to modern digital processes and workflows.

Ransomware gangs escalate email attacks, employing WSF attachments to spread the Locky virus, reveals cybersecurity firm Symantec.

Instead of evolving the strain's capabilities, Crypt888 developers instead experimented with languages and UIs, rather than changing the coding.

Over the past year we've been working on making the best experience for communicating with others, across all the devices you use for work.

Fake online security awards on Ashley Madison website should have raised suspicion, says expert. TRUSTe provides link-back test to verify awards.

Symantec has uncovered a new type of ransomware being distributed on the cyberundergound that distributes a ransomware builder to aspiring attackers.

The interactive, on-demand and computer-based training covers high-risk topics and how you can identify red flags in your system.

Recently, a particular type of malware, has become increasingly troublesome for both businesses and home users. It is is known as ransomware.

What's old is new again. Judging from our ramping volume of client inquiry, DAM is undergoing a bit of a renaissance, albeit a quiet one.

Google aims to spruce up its data centers with murals by artists to draw attention to how information in the cloud works.

Lingogo, the brainchild of three Kiwi women, is a new digital bookshop app filled with interactive, dual-language stories.

SimpliVity launches new support tiers and services for enterprise applications, including its new proactive support service, OmniWatch.

TechDay talked to Walter O'Brien, founder of Scorpion and computer science extraordinaire, about his latest foray into the world of cyber security.

Samepage launched earlier this month as 'the world's first contextual engagement platform' and has already announced new features.