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Ransomware attacks are significantly declining, and active defences strategies are highly effective but underutilised, according to ISACA.

New research reveals MSPs struggling to keep pace with the changing market face significant hurdles in the race to market share and grow profitably.

The £600,000 lab will explore ways in which blockchain technology can protect personal data from online scammers and cybercriminals.

Nokia's global head of 5G has been welcomed into the ranks of Huawei Australia as its new CTO to head up its own 5G research and development.

China's biggest hacker community has launched its 2018 Global Hackathon Programme and plans to expand it across Asia, India, the UK and Europe.

PwC's study has found for the first time ever cybercrime has become the most common form of fraud with nearly a quarter resulting in a loss of £700k.

A slamming report found 1 in 4 UK councils experienced a security breach in the last 5 years and more than half didn't even report the incident.

After procuring more than £2bn into the UK between 2013-2017, Huawei has committed to £3bn more over the next five years.

Japan is now a member of of the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE), a NATO-accredited cyber defence hub located in Estonia.

Over 33% of respondents reported that data is only partially encrypted in the cloud, and 39% admitted to not having unbroken security audit trails.

The loan was granted by the European Investment Bank and backed by the European Fund for Strategic Investments to create opportunities in the region.

Despite widespread AI fears, a Genpact study finds only 10% of workers feel threatened today, yet 90% see future skill needs as AI reshapes jobs.

Cyberthreats have changed significantly in 2017 - Bitdefender's annual report shows one in six spam emails now contain some form of ransomware.

Having an effective omnichannel digital marketing approach is incredibly important for keeping up with the increasingly insatiable demands of modern customers.

Telecommunications and IT verticals are expected to contribute to the largest market share for the forecasted period.

ServiceNow's survey reveals 89% of Australian CIOs are embracing machine learning, leading globally in maturity and application, ahead of Germany and the US.

Gartner predicts a 4.3% surge in global IT spend, expected to hit $3.7 trillion in a digital transformation wave.

The global research gathered data from a record number of 3,160 CIO respondents in 98 countries and all major industries.

​BT and the New South Wales Government have announced the opening of a new global cybersecurity research and development hub in Sydney.

Uptime Institute has launched a research company to provide insights for global data centre professionals and stakeholders.