The U.S. healthcare sector faced “unprecedented challenges, with over 198 million American patients impacted by ransomware,’’ ...

SonicWall's Cyber Threat claims malware attacks are on the rise Hundreds of new variants were detected every day Cyberattacks are moving at an unprecedented pace A ‘continued onslaught of cyberattacks ...

As smart device attacks rise, here's what you need to know and basic precautions that will keep your smart home safe.

Dicker Data's Australian arm won distributor of the year, while Dynatek Solutions in was named SonicWall's enterprise partner of the year. Com-X in Sydney got a boost by SonicWall, picking up the ...

More than 5,000 instances of an authentication bypass flaw in SonicWall firewalls are exposed to the internet and 460 were listed as vulnerable to exploitation, according to a report released Friday ...

SonicWall Cyber Threat Report reveals that cybercriminals are exploiting vulnerabilities faster than organizations can patch them, putting SMBs and healthcare ...

SonicWall has celebrated its top Australian and New Zealand (A/NZ) partners at its 2025 Partner Awards for their efforts over ...

Security researchers are warning of a SonicWall flaw being actively exploited The bug was discovered in early January 2025, and subsequently fixed However not all users have applied the patch yet ...

Bishop Fox found a way to abuse a SonicWall VPN flaw It allows threat actors to bypass authentication and hijack sessions There are thousands of vulnerable endpoints A major vulnerability in the ...

Cyber threats in APAC are shifting: Malware (-6%), intrusion attempts (-4%), and cryptojacking (-39%) are down, while IoT ...

SonicWall today announced the introduction of SonicSentry MXDR, a managed solution for MSPs built to protect their clients across the entire attack surface with end-to-end managed threat protection.

A new survey from IT.ie in partnership with SonicWall has found that just over half (51%) of office workers felt more vulnerable to cyberattacks than a year ago, and 43% believed they are at risk of ...