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OT & IoT cybersecurity company Nozomi Networks has appointed Jared Waterman as Chief Financial Officer (CFO).

GUEST RESEARCH: Zscaler, the leader in cloud security, has released the findings of its annual ThreatLabz Ransomware Report, which revealed an 80% increase in ransomware attacks year-over-year. In 2022, the most prevalent ransomware trends include double-extortion, supply chain attacks, ransomware-as-a-service, ransomware rebranding, and geo-political incited ransomware attacks. The report analyses over a year's worth of data from the largest security cloud in the world, which processes more than 200 billion daily transactions and 150 million daily blocked attacks across the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange. The report details which industries are being targeted the most by cybercriminals, explains the damage caused by double-extortion and supply chain attacks, and catalogs the most active ransomware groups operating today.

Trends surrounding intelligent transportation systems are the highlight of the 2021 Empowering Innovation Together, a program launched by semiconductors and electric components distributor Mouser Electronics.

Malicious attackers have tried to get Israeli executives working for 20 digital currency firms to pay cryptocurrency by sending them messages after hacking their phones and stealing their identities.

Enterprise document creation and automation provider Templafy is expanding its presence in the Asia Pacific region, establishing an office in Sydney which it says will allow it to better serve new and existing customers in the APAC market.

Music streaming service Pandora is set to close its Australian and NZ operations, with the day the music dies after 31 July, to “laser focus” its operations on the US.

Virgin Australia has started three months of testing in-flight wireless Internet access on one of its Boeing 737-800 aircraft.

Wireless speakers are becoming increasingly popular. How does Bose's latest model stack up?

Radio streaming service Pandora has signed a unique deal with Ford Australia that will see its app pre-installed in Aussie Ford models in 2015.

Google’s Chromecast dongle has come to Australia and enables most modern TVs to play a variety of streamed content via Wi-Fi connected to Android, iOS, Mac, and Windows devices.

Pandora Internet radio has partnered with Samsung to bring its streaming music service to new and existing (from 2011) Samsung Smart TVs.

Google's Play Music All Access subscription service has come to Australia, two months after it was announced at the company's IO conference.

Google has got a jump start on its rivals, launching a music service today that allows users to listen to unlimited songs for $9.99 a month.

Pandora is an internet delivered radio service where, via the magic of the Music Genome Project, you tell it what you like and let Pandora do the rest.

Nokia is continuing to turn around its fortunes, adding a new subscription-based music service and personalised radio app for Nokia Lumia users, along with a Pandora app at long last.

The face of music access in Australia has potentially changed forever, with JB Hi-Fi launching its new music subscription service in the form of JB Hi-Fi NOW.

Several thousand of the most popular Android apps and games will be available from the Amazon Appstore when the Kindle Fire ships in the US next week.

Reports of the demise of the music industry are apparently overstated, with global digital music revenues set to hit more than $20bn by 2015, out of which 35% are derived from Asia-Pacific.

It started as a joke, but the merits of a Facebook buyout of Palm are starting to gather some weight.