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TeamViewer Introduces Agentless Access to Secure and Simplify Remote Operations in Industrial Environments

Security · Australia

TeamViewer Introduces Agentless Access to Secure and Simplify Remote Operations in Industrial Environments

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/PRNewswire/ -- TeamViewer, a global leader in digital workplace solutions, today announced at the Gartner IT Symposium in Barcelona the launch of Agentless...See the Story

Exclusive: Coevolve's Tim Sullivan Warns Firms on AI Connectivity Gap

Artificial Intelligence · New Zealand

Exclusive: Coevolve's Tim Sullivan Warns Firms on AI Connectivity Gap

Enterprises rushing AI adoption risk being undermined by neglecting critical network and security layers essential for secure global connectivity, warns Coevolve CEO.See the Story

Cryptocurrency Hacking Attacks Hit Record Highs in 2025

PayPal · New Zealand

Cryptocurrency Hacking Attacks Hit Record Highs in 2025

In the first half of 2025, damage from cyberattacks in the cryptocurrency industry exceeded $1.9 billion. This is already more than the entire loss volume for 2024. Among the most high-profile incidents was the hack of the Bybit exchange, which resulted in the theft of approximately $1.46-$1.5 billion. According to analysts' reports, 2025 will see an increase in attacks on users through phishing, AI-based scripts, and social engineering. For exa…See the Story

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