China has tightened business visa rules for citizens of US ally South Korea, after Seoul chose telecommunications providers other than Huawei for its upcoming network projects.

Google's YouTube video-sharing site says it will remove content that denies well-documented events like the Holocaust took place, with the crackdown appearing to be sparked by claims that it provides a platform for hate speech.

The Australian National University suffered a data breach because of the type of data it held, a security professional from privileged account management solution provider Thycotic claims.

Melbourne-based artificial intelligence solutions provider SenSen Networks has secured a contract with the City of Gold Coast to supply an automated parking enforcement solution.

Cyber attacks are on the rise for Australian organisations and the costs of the malicious attacks has also increased with companies spending US$6.9 million on cyber security related expenditure, according to a new report on the cost of cybercrime.

Identity services provider Okta has announced new state-of-the-art infrastructure based on the AWS cloud service in the Asia-Pacific region.

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