Internet Service Provider (ISP) stories
Millions of blocked phishing and scam attacks have been traced to residential proxy traffic, putting home internet users at risk without realising it.
Rising broadband demand is pushing carriers towards 10 Gbps upgrades, as Eltex's new terminals let them reuse existing fibre instead of rebuilding networks.
Turknet is first to use the system as operators seek to cut support costs, reduce engineer visits and fix broadband faults faster.
Customers in five cities gain backup Azure routes designed to keep AI and critical enterprise workloads online if one link fails.
Service providers could cut disruption and transit costs as infected routers and cameras are blocked from launching botnet attacks on the internet.
Government and media sites were hit hardest as Cloudflare reported 23.2 million network-layer DDoS attacks in the first half of 2026.
The redesign gives enterprises and service providers faster threat blocking, broader policy controls and AI-assisted investigations as attacks evolve.
Most Australian office seekers now want private networks before signing leases, as cyber security shifts from IT issue to workplace priority.
Annual revenue topped NZD $1.46 billion as integration gains and stronger demand across its divisions helped the telco swing back to profit.
Households on underused NBN plans could save AUD $14.4 million a year after the telco shifted nearly 100,000 customers to cheaper tiers.
The telecoms group's annual revenue climbed 5.5% to USD $1.46 billion as integration costs eased and enterprise wins lifted growth.
Mongolian subscribers will get managed WiFi, security tools and parental controls free as Mobinet broadens its broadband offer beyond speed alone.
Rural broadband could get a boost as the Aberdeen-area test examines whether shared 6 GHz spectrum can lift capacity without disruption.
Telcos could cut manual handovers and supplier rebuilds as the software embeds AI into ordering, support and billing workflows.
Rising AI and real-time data demands are making network reliability a bigger procurement concern for large US companies and mid-sized businesses.
Regional households could save up to AUD $170 as a limited-time deal cuts the first six months of eligible broadband bills.
Poor broadband can now put buyers off a home altogether, with 23% saying slow service would make them walk away.
Slow broadband could now rule out a property for nearly a quarter of home movers, as internet access becomes a key deciding factor.
Bell and Telus once built networks to keep rivals out. Regulation has now made each company a wholesale customer on the other's turf.
The default filter could spare 2degrees customers from scams and phishing attempts without any sign-up, app or settings change.