Month: May 2016

Tech-backed initiative wants to create Australia's Silicon Valley.

Country’s biggest customer databases in his crosshairs.

Self-propagating malware infects thousands of devices.

Many customers struggle with broadband speeds of a few megabits per second, but Nokia claims that it has demonstrated the feasibility of 10Gbps symmetrical data speeds over traditional hybrid fibre-coaxial...

Public sector IT buyers risk breaking disability discrimination laws, following removal of web accessibility safeguards from G-Cloud, it is claimed

Spanish broadband and mobile operator ready to offer financial services via O2 Banking using the technology of startup Fidor

Google is to block Adobe Flash from its Chrome browser by default towards the end of 2016, requiring users to allow it themselves if they wish to run Flash content. Google has confirmed that it will...

The UK fraud prevention service is calling on the government to use the Queen’s Speech to introduce policy and legislative changes to tackle cyber and other forms of fraud

Only 35% of the European IT firms and telcos have developed a clear plan for dealing with the impact of a Brexit vote, a study shows

GCHQ has joined Twitter and posted a computer programming in-joke as its first message as the agency looks to entice more talented coders. Hello, world. https://t.co/SROtSsE8KB — GCHQ (@GCHQ)...