Kasperksy believes nation-state attackers behind wave of sophisticated, security-evading malware
Banks and governments hit by sophisticated malware attacks, with seven targets hit in UK
Month: February 2017
Winter Olympics 2018 critical systems will all be in the cloud
Atos is on course to hit its target of having all core Olympic IT systems in the cloud by next year's Winter Olympics in South Korea
The politics of things: Policymakers must help shape the IoT
Saverio Romeo, principal analyst at Beecham Research, explores the role of policymakers in the rapidly expanding internet of things
UK Supreme Court issues warning over fake phishing emails
Subpoena emails should be deleted immediately
Government unveils digital strategy to transform public services
Three-year plan from GDS outlines series of key plans
South African children’s hospital uses video to train cardiologists
The Red Cross Children’s Hospital in Cape Town is using remote video learning to teach paediatric cardiology surgery to medical students
Three million personal and commercial drones to ship this year
Research from Gartner sees no let-up in drone sales despite increasing regulation
Cardiff University opens Twitter ‘cyberhate’ centre
Cardiff University researchers are to monitor Brexit-related hate crime on Twitter with funding from the Economic and Social Research Council
Microsoft introduces patent troll-proofing promises for Azure
Customers get access to tech giant's 10,000 patent portfolio, and other assurances
Saab CIO Mats Hultin says be open, flexible and agile – or die
Saab CIO Mats Hultin is directing the Swedish defence company’s IT function globally to be streamlined and standardised, but open and flexible for a future that includes the internet of things