Month: July 2015

Government agency offers a second wave of support for Britain's cyber security education

Question and answer session pulled in life, the universe and everything

The EU has launched an anti-terror unit tasked with identifying extremist online content and supporting member states with operational and strategic analysis

Business Central aims to bring more control to SMBs' WiFi use

Bill Veghte will leave at the end of July ahead of the divide

The pair have teamed up to create a working group that will guide the industry on how to make the cloud more secure, but in an open way

Tieto acqures Software Innovation to boost its business in Norway

A survey of attitudes towards smart cities conducted by comms infrastructure supplier Arqiva has revealed a vicious circle of ignorance

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) will argue the Freedom Act does not authorise the National Security Agency (NSA) to collect phone data in bulk

Retailers should be adopting a unified platform and rethinking the value of stores if they want a true omni-channel business, says Demandware