Month: July 2015

Members of the public say the government has most responsibility for educating them about how to protect and control personal data, finds a Digital Catapult survey

Supreme Court decision will allow Google to appeal Court of Appeal ruling

A poll of local government employees reveals that almost half do not know if their current IT security practices would offer suitable protection against the growing threat of cyber crime

3D XPoint memory blurs the boundary between conventional memory and storage

Select committee inquiry will assess what is needed to provide high-speed connectivity to the 1.5 million premises outside current roll-out plans

For £5,000, a quarter of employees polled said they would sell confidential company data, and risk both their job and criminal convictions

An open letter signed by more than 12,000 technology experts calls for a ban on artificial intelligence (AI) to manage weapons “beyond meaningful human control”

We run the rule over the OpenStack Swift object storage architecture, its key components, how it achieves resiliency and the data protection methods in use and development

Small- and medium-sized businesses should think globally and taking on the challenge of closing skills gaps, said speakers at Sage Summit 2015

Losses fall, but converting brand awarness into more users remains a challenge