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CrowdStrike extends flexible services model to partners
CrowdStrike broadens its consumption-based model into services, offering partners and new customers flexible access to incident response and advisory support.

Ransomware attacks fall as CL0P & The Gentlemen surge
Qilin keeps top spot as ransomware incidents drop 8% in February, while CL0P and The Gentlemen post sharp gains and new AI risks emerge.

Adaptiva launches Aida AI adviser for endpoint teams
Adaptiva debuts Aida AI adviser to help IT and security teams query vast endpoint estates in plain English and speed up exposure management.

Fastly named Leader in Forrester edge platform report
Fastly wins top Forrester ranking for edge development platforms, with strongest customer feedback and a push into AI, containers and event streaming.

Commerce Commission set to authorise banks' cash-in-transit proposal
The Commerce Commission has performed a U-turn on banks' bid to collectively negotiate cash-in-transit services with Armourguard.

Hurricanes veteran signs on for another Super Rugby Pacific season
Brad Shields has become the fourth-most capped Hurricanes player.

170kph: Rental car seized by police after GPS showed 117 speeding alerts
The hire agreement was immediately cancelled by the rental company.

Landslide sends suitcase-sized rocks onto Tamaki Drive
A Fire Emergency NZ spokesperson told Stuff they had three crews on scene.

Veeam joins Cybersecurity Coalition as policy debates grow
Veeam joins the Cybersecurity Coalition, boosting industry influence over data resilience, AI governance and post-attack recovery policy.

Check Point launches AI Defence Plane for enterprise
Check Point unveils AI defence plane to help enterprises govern employee tools, applications and autonomous agents at runtime.

ODI and SAP partner to advance AI-ready data systems
ODI and SAP team up on AI-ready enterprise data project, seeking open standards and governance to curb risks from poorly prepared information.

Barracuda overhauls BarracudaONE & partner programme
Barracuda adds Google Workspace email protection, SecureEdge Access and AI security to BarracudaONE while unifying its global partner programme.

Student arrested, teacher in hospital after Waikato high school put in lockdown
A teacher has been injured and a student is in custody after an incident at a Waikato school.

ODI & SAP launch AI-ready data partnership
ODI and SAP team up on AI-ready enterprise data project, seeking open standards and governance to curb risks from poorly prepared information.

Archives NZ's new Wellington building opens
Te Rua has been held up as a win for public-private partnerships, but where the nation's archives will ultimately be stored remains unclear.

Person arrested, another in hospital after Waikato high school put in lockdown
The incident involved a student and a teacher, police say.

Pukekohe’s new standard: KOHE is selling somewhere to belong
More than just land for sale, KOHE is a community with a decade of expertise in the making.

Vertiv & SUSE warn AI data centres face energy strain
AI-ready data centres risk hitting an energy wall, Vertiv and SUSE warn, as Australia's hyperscale expansion strains power and cooling.

Litmos flags AI ceiling as skills outpace promotions
Workers' AI skills are racing ahead, but Litmos says promotions and pay are lagging, creating a new “AI ceiling” in career progression.

Vorlon launches tools for AI agent security response
Vorlon unveils AI Agent Flight Recorder and Action Centre to help security teams trace activity across SaaS apps and coordinate responses.