RSA report finds rogue anti-malware programs surged by 585% in first half of 2009, with banking Trojans and social media attacks also on the rise.
NetSuite launches the first mobile ERP suite for iPhone users, offering comprehensive business management tools including CRM and eCommerce data.
Microsoft's monthly Patch Tuesday, when it issues online updates for its operating systems, has set a new record this month.
SmartPay acquires ETHOS system from Cadmus Developments, allowing total control over product development, with the deal valued at up to USD $7 million.
APAC turns to OSS for cost-cutting and innovation, with surging interest in CRM and database solutions, IDC reveals.
Fortinet's September report found a spike in the number of scareware malware and several new computer vulnerabilities.
BitDefender's list of top e-threats detected in the month of September was dominated by Trojans, with five of the top ten malware threats being Trojans.
Data security specialist company Imperva said that cybercriminals will be looking to exploit users of Google's Wave technology, specifically Wave web searches.
The Ministry of Transport has extended its ICT agreement with Revera, making it one of the company's top clients.
A global survey by Axios Systems reveals over half of IT executives fail to meet business value expectations, with a predominant focus on cost reduction.
Scare tactics by fraudsters remain an effective form of phishing through sneaky strategies such as imitation websites trying to 'phish' personal details.
UK organisations often lack effective network security policies, but a comprehensive, diverse approach could change the game.
Wireless security innovates with location tech, ensuring info stays safe and enhances network reliability, reveals expert Matthew Gast.
NetSafe launches 'The Whatsit?', a free online resource aiding SMEs in crafting ICT policies and promoting cybersafety, boosting productivity and security.
Mobile CRM technology is revolutionizing customer management, providing easy access to information anytime, anywhere.
Portable technology revolutionizes the workforce by providing access to crucial information and improving productivity.
IT planning revolutionises business continuity, ensuring 24/7 data availability and robust disaster recovery to meet global demands.
Businesses in New Zealand are increasingly considering disaster recovery (DR) policies and procedures due to IT infrastructure centralisation and rising costs.
Businesses navigate through economic turmoil by beefing up continuity plans, leveraging new IT developments to ensure resilience.
New technologies pose security risks for organizations embracing web and communication strategies, survey shows.
