Cyber security

In 2017, the year of cloud security solutions and increased pressure to update legacy cyber security strategies, a change in paradigms is necessary. Cyber security has to be considered a

Cybercrime has become a well-financed global industry. Cybercriminals are very resourceful: they are increasingly operating as syndicates, conducting research and buying services from each other. In addition, says technology writer

According to KPMG’s latest UK Fraud Barometer, 2016 saw a rise in cyber-enabled fraud. This is an increase of 1,266% on 2015 figures. Amid growing sophistication by fraudsters, Jeremy Cowan

Computer security companies have been accused of “massively” exaggerating the abilities of malicious hackers. Dr Ian Levy, technical director of the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre, made the accusation in

Research from Databarracks has revealed that nearly half of UK organisations (47%) feel that they have insufficient skills in-house to deal with the current cyber threat landscape.

The final day of this year’s IP EXPO Europe began with an educational and inspiring keynote from James Gosling, chief software architect at Liquid Robotics and the creator of programming

Europe’s leading trade associations for the telecommunications and the automotive sectors announced that they intend to launch a large-scale, pre-deployment project to test connected and automated driving at the EU

Cylance®, has announced the expansion of its EMEA operations with three leading channel partners. Since the company’s official launch into EMEA in March this year,

Almost two thirds of businesses still do not know the value of critical data assets being targeted by cyber criminals, research by leading security consultant IRM has revealed.

Market conditions in the global telecoms sector are changing faster than ever, putting major players in the industry under ever growing pressure to adapt quickly if they are to stay