V3 rounds up last week's top security news
Ashley Madison hack, JP Morgan arrests and smartwatch concerns: The week in security
Author: Jason Murdock
Smartwatches littered with security flaws, warns HP
New devices lack sufficient security features
Microsoft releases Advanced Threat Analytics to bolster cyber security
New platforms will help businesses to analyse potential cyber threats
GCHQ launches student training schemes to uncover next generation of cyber experts
Agency has announced two placement schemes for university students starting next year
Trustwave announces cloud-based IoT security suite
Traditional antivirus no longer an option, says security firm
FBI arrests four over bitcoin scam with links to JP Morgan hack
Bitcoin exchanges, illegal money transfers and stock manipulation uncovered in complex police operation
Government opens Cyber Demonstration Centre for security-focused SMBs
State-of-the-art facility allows small firms to showcase security products to potential buyers
China and Russia collecting Ashley Madison data for intelligence purposes
Foreign intelligence is aiming to build profiles of people's personal lives from hacking data
Flash, Windows XP and Darkode: The week in security
The biggest security stories over the past seven days from V3
DRIPA surveillance act is unlawful, UK High Court rules
Key sections are against human rights