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Ransowmare and IoT-enabled attacks are expected to continue, while 2017 will see the rise of data integrity attacks, targeting of cloud infrastructure and the use of AI by attackers, experts predict

This is the first in a series of articles charting the progress of participants from HutZero, a new cyber security entrepreneur acceleration programme run by Cyber London (CyLon) and the Centre for Security Information Technologies (CSIT) at Queen’s University Belfast

Telecoms operator JT will build a long-range wide area network to support IoT deployments across Channel island

The use of technology in retailers is increasing, but despite growing omni-channel adoption, many young people still prefer a traditional checkout

French hosting provider sets out plans to ramp up its UK presence with a series of datacentre builds over the coming year

With more and more carmakers fitting out their newest models with advanced software platforms and new capabilities, attention at CES has also turned to the network connectivity needed to make connected vehicles work

Local authority to receive £3.8m to extend a BDUK broadband roll-out through the gain share clauses written into its BT contract

Security researchers say the hacking of the US Democratic National Convention's email system is linked to a wider Russian cyber campaign

In order to capitalise on the value from big data and operate as intelligent businesses, telcos must develop real-time analytics strategies, advises Accenture

The use of VR is growing in popularity, and many manufacturers are already using the technology for customer service purposes