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Apple users beware: New 'Backdoor.MAC.Eleanor' malware offers hackers full system control, posing as a benign file converter.

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.

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

Both the webcam and dual microphone on his laptop are covered by tape, this shows the tech-savvy Facebook boss is worried about being spied on.

Cars & the Internet of Things are the latest focus of Symantec's cyber security, as it launches its specialised Anomaly Detection for Automotive.

Last week Gartner reported that smartphone sales are slowing globally. Time to ditch your mobile marketing strategy, right? Of course not.

Digitally empowered customers crave context and are shying away from the mass-marketing approach to email offers. It's time for a different approach.

Workload scheduling software is having its time to shine, as businesses look to increase efficiency and productivity.

IT security awareness among business leaders, especially in government, is increasing due to company data leaks, says SolarWinds.

New research warns of security risks in the enterprise with the increasing use of wearables, as two thirds of owners use no login protection.

Carbon Black has been named a 'clear leader in terms of both market share and revenue' by Enterprise Management Associates (EMA).

At a news conference, security firm Trend Micro demonstrated how a smart sex toy could be easily hacked and controlled.

New study reveals IT departments must bolster unified security strategies amid growing endpoint and patching challenges.

The warnings about your data are everywhere, but have you ever stopped to think what you're protecting your data from?.

IT pros can save valuable time by investing in employee education on IT security, reducing risks and mitigating errors from uninformed actions.

Persistent and rewarding customer experiences are designed, delivered, and managed using enterprise software and line-of-business applications.

In the future, free-form gestures, such as a doodle or signature, may be used in place of passwords to keep mobile devices secure.

As Android malware surges, ESET issues some tips on how Kiwis can protect themselves - and how to know if you might have been compromised already.

Wearable device owners in the enterprise are neglecting login credentials, posing a growing IT security concern, warns Centrify RSA Survey.