Month: February 2015

Anti-virus (AV) suppliers can take more than six months to create signatures for malware, according to a report from security firm Damballa

European banks will spend £46bn on IT in 2017, with a large proportion of this being invested in new technology

Five rail operators will work with the Department for Transport across England and Wales

Incumbent Airwave failed to advance to the next stage of the Emergency Services Network procurement because its Tetra radio technology was too inflexible for current needs, according to reports

Incumbent Airwave failed to advance to the next stage of the Emergency Services Network procurement because its Tetra radio technology was too inflexible for current needs, according to reports

After excluding incumbent Airwave from the Emergency Service Network tender process, government says Tetra radio costly and out-of-date

The Global Identity Foundation issues a call to arms to the security industry, blaming most 2014 breaches on a "broken identity" model

China’s Baidu search engine share price fell by more than 8% in after-hours trade after quarterly revenue came in $11m below expectations

Last November’s cyber attack on Sony Pictures made clear we need to be able to repel the threat from nation states as well as criminals

South Warwickshire has rolled out an electronic patient record system from IT services firm CSC as it moves away from paper records