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EIU report highlights governments’ desire for better use of data, including cloud access

Australian enterprises are increasingly investing in security software as the threats to data continue to multiply

British hackers, including members of Anonymous, have been tried in the UK, despite causing serious damage to US computer systems a court hears.

Verizon Communications to boost its advertising business by acquiring Yahoo's client database in a $4.83bn deal

BT Group chairman Michael Rake says the organisation is willing to let an independent board oversee Openreach’s spending and strategy decisions

Golf shoe maker looks to up its game by using e-commerce software as a service from SAP Anywhere

The Baltic state is reportedly in early stage talks with the UK and Luxembourg governments about setting up a backup site in either country to protect citizens’ data from risk of hackers

We explore how back-office IT is being applied to industrial machines

A group of tech firms have joined forces to develop a management protocol for IoT devices that could pave the way to an open, interoperable standard to address security and privacy risks

A report by dark web intelligence firm Flashpoint reveals how jihadist groups use common security and other tools to hide their digital communications from national security forces