Month: August 2016

Apple CEO Tim Cook has been reminiscing about his five years at the helm of the world’s biggest company since he took over from Steve Jobs in August 2011. His time at the top has been broadly successful,...

Banks and other financial institutions are threatened by a new breed of elite cyber criminals running professional operations that will use any means to achieve their goals, says Barclays security chief

Voluntary organisation Disaster Test Lab deploys ruggedised Cradlepoint technology to provide mobile connectivity to 18 refugee camps in Greece

System available with storage tiers on-site and in the Amazon cloud monitored and billed from the AWS interface

Organisations need to take insider threats more seriously say security experts, as Sage warns that a data breach using an internal log-in may have compromised employee data at nearly 300 UK firms

Network test firm Viavi inaugurates its Global Gigabit Monitor, examining the pace of gigabit broadband roll-out around the world

IBM's TrueNorth "cognitive chip" built to function like the human brain has proved itself a compelling resource for digital image processing. Samsung took the 4,096 cores, one million neurons and 256...

The government has promised to underwrite any funding proposals made under the European Union Horizon 2020 framework to safeguard the UK’s cutting-edge science and technology research. Chancellor Philip...

A Russian whistleblower who revealed state-backed athlete doping in the country has had her account on the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) website hacked, potentially revealing her whereabouts. Yuliya...

A 32-year-old woman has been arrested and bailed in connection with the data breach at accountancy software firm Sage. City of London Police confirmed that the woman was arrested at Heathrow Airport...