Cloud Services stories - Page 454
Over the last decade the IT world has seen a mass transition from in-house computer assets to everything-as-a-service in the cloud, with hardware, platform and services now all commonly cloud-resident. Ideally positioned to support distributed working and working from home, most major players are currently moving or planning to move more than half of their operations to the cloud. The current direction of travel is to multi-cloud deployment, seen as providing greater flexibility, specialisation and security.
The main bumps in the road have shown up in skills shortages reported by many organisations, complexity leading to misconfiguration and the need to operate and integrate multiple security dashboards. Consequently, third-party cloud security providers are a hot growth area.
Windows 10 Wi-Fi Sense a 'major security flaw', says Xirrus
Mon, 3rd Aug 2015
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Global Wi-Fi company Xirrus says Wi-Fi Sense is a massive security issue and potential deal-breaker for IT departments.
Consumers choose free public Wi-Fi over security
Mon, 3rd Aug 2015
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Brits unaware of security risks on public Wi-Fi, says AARP report. Thousands at risk of hacking personal data. #cybersecurity.
Is the Windows 10 Wi-Fi feature a security risk?
Fri, 31st Jul 2015
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Unless they opt out, Windows 10 prompts users to share access to their Wi-Fi networks with any contacts listed in Outlook, Skype and Facebook.
No one-size-fits-all solution to building a website
Thu, 30th Jul 2015
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One-size-fits-all approach to building a website doesn't work, says new research from Clutch. Tailored solutions are necessary for success.
Million dollar website for Ministry of Education
Thu, 30th Jul 2015
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The Ministry of Education has consolidated its three major education websites into the education.govt.nz site, launched in June, at a cost of $1.2m.
Porirua to have fastest Wi-Fi in Australiasia
Wed, 29th Jul 2015
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Porirua City Council to offer the fastest free public Wi-Fi service in Australasia by end of year. #technology #publicwifi.
Taxpayers' Union slams Christchurch City Council $1.2 million website
Wed, 29th Jul 2015
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Taxpayers' Union slams Christchurch City Council for spending $1.2m on website upgrade instead of rebuild effort.
Local revenue up for Veeam as cloud business gains strength
Wed, 29th Jul 2015
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Veeam is continuing to experience high demand in ANZ, posting 23% year on year total bookings revenue growth for Q2 as its cloud program grows.
Veeam posts 23% increase in local revenue for Q2
Wed, 29th Jul 2015
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Veeam Software is continuing to experience high demand in ANZ, with the vendor posting 23% year on year total bookings revenue growth for Q2.
Dell launches wireless firewall solution
Wed, 29th Jul 2015
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sonicwall
SonicWALL TZ Wireless Firewall Series enable SMBs + enterprises to realise the benefits of enterprise-class 802.11ac wireless performance and security.
Government releases broadband map
Wed, 29th Jul 2015
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New Zealanders can now find the best broadband options in their area with the launch of a new online map tool by the Government.
DECT and VoWiFi: What are they are why should you care
Wed, 29th Jul 2015
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More workers are relying on mobile devices for their jobs, driving the adoption of Voice over Wi-Fi (VoWiFi; according to Wavelink.
D-Link: How WiFi cameras can protect homes
Tue, 28th Jul 2015
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Enhance home security with D-Link's Wi-Fi cameras, offering homeowners peace of mind while travelling, says MD Graeme Reardon.
AWS pulls in US$1.8 billion revenue for Amazon
Tue, 28th Jul 2015
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Amazon Web Services generated US$1.8 billion last quarter – up 81% on the US$1 billion reported for the same period a year ago.
100% of smartwatches have security flaws, says HP
Tue, 28th Jul 2015
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A study by HP Fortify reveals all tested smartwatches have security flaws, potentially exposing sensitive data to cyberattacks as the IoT market advances.
Woosh customers sold to rival Slingshot
Mon, 27th Jul 2015
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Slingshot snaps up 9,000-strong user base from Woosh, bolstering its position in NZ's competitive broadband landscape.
Intel sets out to enable thousands of cloud deployments
Mon, 27th Jul 2015
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Intel Corporation has launched the Intel Cloud for All initiative to make cloud solutions easier to deploy and accelerate adoption.
Infor revenue climbs, thanks to SaaS success
Fri, 24th Jul 2015
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Infor's revenue from licence fees and subscriptions up 12% in fiscal 2015, with SaaS revenue rising more than 60%.
Hands-on review: D-Link HD Wi-Fi camera review
Fri, 24th Jul 2015
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Home security options are getting cheaper and easier-to-use all the time, and D-Link’s newest HD Wi-Fi camera packs a lot of great features in.
Hands-on review: Epson EcoTank L565 Printer
Thu, 23rd Jul 2015
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Epson's new EcoTank L565 promises massive ink savings for home offices and small businesses, sporting a convenient setup and sleek design.