Month: October 2015

App scrambles messages with a key stored on the user's device

Australia has introduced a communications data retention law along the same lines proposed for UK legislation, despite opposition from citizens

Company pays less tax than the average UK worker

Two software licensing groups have joined forces to put pressure on the European Commission to investigate leading software companies

MPs have their say on the future of Openreach, with many agreeing it would benefit broadband competition and investment if it were split from the BT group

Move underlines Dropbox's growing attempts to boost its enterprise appeal

Applications are open to startups and growth-stage companies from across Europe for CyLon's second incubator programme due to start in early December 2015

Housing association Viridian uses the same technology as large corporations to ensure the board receives all the information it needs, securely and cost-effectively

Organisations in Australia are increasingly opting for hybrid cloud services that enable them to buy some processing power upfront and rent more when needed

Royal Bank of Scotland is among the early adopters of distributed ledger technology that could shake up the banking industry