Month: March 2017

Capturing Australia's entertainment habits for decades.

Defers major expansion until after 2020.

Spies said to have exploits for iPhones, Android and smart TVs.

Consumer virtual reality was again a hot topic at Mobile World Congress in 2017, but the technology is now advanced enough that use cases are emerging in other sectors. The IEEE’s Wendy Powell reveals how virtual reality could transform healthcare

Programme to help foreigners set up businesses in Estonia through virtual residency is gathering pace

Firm working on a fix

This is the second in a series of articles charting the progress of participants from HutZero, a new cyber security entrepreneur acceleration programme run by Cyber London (CyLon) and the Centre for Security Information Technologies (CSIT) at Queen’s University Belfast

In the wake of the Shamoon and Shamoon 2.0 malware attacks, a new wiper called StoneDrill is targeting organisations in the Middle East and Europe

The SAP legal case against Diageo highlights the seemingly arbitrary rules governing software licensing

Many companies are in denial about cyber attacks, but they need to accept that they are likely to be targets, that everything is hackable and that they need to act accordingly, says security expert Menny Barzilay