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Internet service providers are extending data caps to meet the newfound reliance on the network, however, some experts express uncertainty concerning internet infrastructure’s ability to keep up with the rapidly growing demand.More

The folks at Norton understand that there are those of use that like to walk on the wild side. But even a seasoned Internet adventurer like myself likes a degree of protection.More

ESET has launched its Safer Kids Online campaign, which is designed to improve education around child safety online for both parents and their children.More

Kids are great at consuming content online – but they’re not aware of risks like viruses, cyberbullying, unwanted contact by strangers, data privacy and inappropriate content.More

It’s important to understand how smarthome technologies work and what they’re fully capable of.More

2degrees, Spark, Vodafone and Vocus are now blocking any website that shows footage of the mosque shootings.More

Gen Z doesn’t just use the internet to connect them, entertain them, sell to them, and build their digital brand, they expect it to. More

A new report reveals companies around the world could incur US$5.2 trillion in additional costs and lost revenue over the next five years due to cybercrime.More

Trend Micro’s What’s Your Story? Is a fun poster competition for kids aged between 5-12 years. They can design a poster that reflects the good side of the internet in whatever creative ways they come up with.More

The competition is an initiative by Trend Micro to reframe some of the negative connotations around internet safety.More

Steps towards responsible digital citizenship have been made as a student led programme receives funding to tackle online bullying head on.More

Microsoft is continuing to crack down on hate speech and is making it easier for people to report it, the company reports.More

Your digital footprint is the trail of electronic breadcrumbs you leave behind when using the Internet and it's important that you tread carefully.More

Within a couple of months, New Zealand ISPs will be able to filter their customers’ Web traffic, to determine whether they’re viewing illicit material – specifically, child sexual abuse.More