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NORAD, the North American Aerospace Defense Command is getting a bit of telecommunications assistance from US telco Verizon in NORAD’s yearly mission to track Santa Claus’ Christmas Eve journey around the world.

Wireless communications vendor Verizon has launched a global strategy which it says will simplify the Internet of Things and accelerate market adoption of IoT.

Verizon Enterprise Solution’s Secure Cloud Interconnect service is expanding and deepening its footprint globally with expansion into Latin America and additional sites in Europe and the US.

Verizon has certified the NetComm Wireless WiFi M2M Router (NTC-140W-01) for deployment in the US market.

Consumer demand for choice is driving a massive worldwide surge in subscriber numbers watching Over-the-Top (OTT) services like Netflix and Amazon.

US telco giant Verizon has sought to acquire US content giant AOL to create a ‘scaled digital media platform for consumers, advertisers and partners.’

Verizon has released its 2015 DBIR and its conclusion – The year so many high-profile organizations met with the nigh inevitability of “the breach” that “cyber” was front and centre at the boardroom level.

Verizon is bringing a suite of enhanced cloud services to its customers in the Asia Pacific region, including Australia.

Aerohive Networks has announced its "Personalised Engagement ecosystem" aimed at helping retailers get more out of the Wi-Fi connectivity they provide to customers.

Hitachi Data Systems has announced a new version of its Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) software along with the HCP S10, a new low-cost member of the HCP hardware family.

The first online property transfer in Australia occurred this week. The PEXA e-conveyancing platform is secured using technology developed locally by Verizon.

A new report suggests cloud is now a part of mainstream technology for enterprises, and that CIOs are more on top of cloud usage than some previous observers have suggested.

Australian technology exporter has recorded 50% growth in sales in its 10th anniversary year, on the back of a strong performance in its biggest market in the United States.

IT services company Global Cloud Xchange, has appointed a telecom industry veteran as its managing director of Australia and New Zealand.

US telco Verizon has announced a ‘Smart Credential’ user authenticity system for global release. It was developed in Australia, by Verizon’s team in Canberra.

Shades of the Stasi. The German Government is not renewing its contracts with giant US telco Verizon because it doesn’t trust its data with a US company.

US telco giant Verizon is now the world’s most valuable telecoms brand, currently worth US$53.5 billion, following its acquisition last February of Vodafone’s 45% indirect interest in its Wireless subsidiary, according to a newly published report.

A new report finds that just nine basic attack types make up 92% of security incidents. The pattern is remarkably consistent over the past decade.

Fresh from its court victory over the FCC, US carrier Verizon is moving to charge more for certain types of Internet traffic.

Too many businesses that use the PCI security standard put themselves at risk because of a failure to maintain ongoing compliance, says a new report.