Sanctions against cyber attackers and spies may not be that easy
Barack Obama's executive order allowing sanctions against cyber attackers has been welcomed, but it remains to be seen if challenges can be overcome
Month: April 2015
Microsoft and Accenture push Azure hybrid cloud platform for the enterprise
Accenture, Microsoft and Avanade talk up hybrid IT, promoting a platform that allows enterprises to exploit cloud with existing infrastructure
BlackBerry makes BES 12 Cloud enterprise mobility service available
BlackBerry's enterprise mobility platform now operating as a service
Google polishes Chrome to deal with malicious ad-injectors
Update deals with bad certificates and unwanted installations like Superfish
UK 4G speed average falls under 15Mbps
EE retains speed crown but O2 and Three drag down the average
Kingsway fire brings down broadband services in London
Electrical fire underneath London thoroughfare Kingsway takes down broadband services to businesses around Covent Garden and Holborn
Apple and IBM to deliver eight more enterprise iOS apps
Healthcare, airline and travel industries to be offered new business tools
Obama threatens foreign cyber attackers with sanctions
US president Barack Obama has signed an executive order establishing a framework for the US to impose sanctions on foreign cyber attackers
President Obama reignites use of US cyber sanctions against overseas hackers
US will 'impose costs' in response to significant cyber intrusions and attacks
Turnbull kicks off hunt for new Govt tech tsar
Looking for Canberra's top tech bureaucrat.