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Australian small businesses expect the Internet of Things will ultimately boost their revenues, but they’re reportedly not that happy with the services provided by their IT providers when it comes to the IoT, according to newly released research.

Online security firm AVG has announced a three year partnership with Sony Mobile to be the exclusive provider of mobile security to its customers.

Security software vendor AVG Technologies has responded to a US proposal for simplifying the disclosure of information collection practices.

Leading anti-virus firm AVG is set to slash its Melbourne customer support team, with up to 35 local staff to lose their jobs.

AVG is the leading brand of security software in the Australian consumer market, according to a survey by a local analyst firm.

Security vendor AVG has updated its latest version of AntiVirus Pro for Android tablets to include new Camera Trap and SIM Lock features. Version 3.4.1 is now available for download from Google Play.

AVG Free Anti-virus for Android has joined the 100 million club as one of the most downloaded apps from Google Play.

AVG Technologies has appointed Gary Kovacs as its chief executive officer and managing director.

Uninstalling Android apps is easy enough, but the free AVG Uninstaller also helps you decide which apps should be uninstalled.

AVG today announced that its TuneUp for Android is now available completely free for Android smartphones and tablets.

That grabbed your attention. AVG’s on-line shopping survey shows most don’t take enough precautions to prevent fraud.

When 4,000 people in 10 countries tell you that social media is intruding in into their workplace causing many to switch off or limit their use of social media sites it is time to stop, look, listen and act.

Another batch of security companies have joined Facebook's fight against malicious links.

AVG's MultiMi aims to provide a single interface to multiple social media services, much as multi-protocol instant messaging applications such as Adium can connect simultaneously to multiple IM services.

AVG (AU/NZ) Pty Ltd, distributor of AVG Technologies’ award-winning AVG Internet and mobile security software in Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific, will be on Stand N30 at CeBIT 2012 (22-24 May) at Darling Harbour to demonstrate its authority on Internet security and PC performance.

Cyber threats come and go, but the latest research suggests that the naughty lads of the Internet have settled into something of a groove; albeit a very effective and efficient one.  They're also worried about software piracy!

Social networks are increasingly being used by cybercriminals to spread malware to mobile devices, particularly those running Android, according to a new report.

41 per cent of Australian parents are keeping tabs on their teens by accessing their Facebook accounts without their consent, AVG Technologies' latest Digital Diaries global study reveals.

AVG (AU/NZ) Pty Ltd, the distributor of the award-winning AVG Internet and mobile security software in Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific, today announces an active 'Do Not Track' feature to the mainstream Internet security marketplace.

A new service pack for AVG's consumer security products adds and active Do Not Track feature, along with warnings when connecting to Wi-Fi access points for the first time.