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Carbon Black announces Cb Protection 8.1, enabling customers to meet PCI DSS standards and remove legacy antivirus without additional steps.

Fitzroy Engineering chooses Kordia for nationwide SD-WAN rollout in New Zealand, citing flexibility and lower costs.

Kordia has achieved New Zealand's first live 4K UHD TV broadcast using existing Digital Terrestrial Technology, encouraging local broadcasters to adopt 4K.

From a communications perspective, an incident response plan should do one thing: reassure your customers that you care.

SD-WAN will increase the overall flexibility, performance and capabilities of Wise Group’s Internet-based applications.

At present SD-WAN has no agreed standard and, with so many vendor options in the market, it’s important for businesses to do their homework.

Kordia Solutions New Zealand appoints Glen White as head of sales, bringing 17 years of international ICT experience to the role.

Taitokerau Fibre Networks is 80% owned by three Iwi of Te Taitokerau (Te Rarawa, Ngati Whatua and Whaingaroa).

From supporting Mayday calls to deploying drones, discover ten surprising facts about Kordia, New Zealand’s versatile government-owned tech pioneer.

The Commerce Commission's report unveils major 2017 telecom trends: fixed wireless surge, new IoT networks, the Tasman fibre optic cable, and more.

Kordia completes Thinxtra's IoT network, covering 94% of the population. The Sigfox network enhances agriculture, smart city projects, and more, nationwide.

Spark's long-range, low-power network for the Internet of Things is now operational in 60% of New Zealand, with plans to extend coverage further.

Kordia's CEO Scott Bartlett discusses the need for action, not just talk, on diversity in New Zealand's tech sector.

Kordia New Zealand is giving its media and broadcast division an extreme makeover in a move to ramp up its presence in the media market.

But why are we seeing an increase in market share by the smaller telcos at a time where fewer and fewer exist?.

Establishing a pervasive cyber security culture can help protect against malware attacks, as the weakest link is often people.

Aura Information Security's Michael Warnock discusses their unique approach to Cybersecurity-as-a-Service in Australia, aiming at mid-market firms.

Half of New Zealand businesses are ignorant of the dangers posed by cyber attacks, according to a survey by Kordia.

Kordia and Unitec will nurture NZ's future cybersecurity talent as part of a new scholarship programme for Bachelor of Computing Systems students.

Kordia has upped its cybersecurity play with the appointment of a cyber security country manager and a channel manager to push RedShield.