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When it comes to data sovereignty, UK businesses are less prepared and thus more concerned for what Brexit will bring.

Switzerland’s postal service Swiss Post is inviting keen-eyed security experts and white hats to hack its e-voting system.

Phishing attacks are becoming more sophisticated, often using genuine sender accounts to deceive recipients, warns security firm INKY.

Alan Calder believes a CSaaS model can enable a company to build a cyber resilience strategy in a coherent and consistent manner.

Aruba's infrastructure manager Alessandro Bruschini weighs in on the imminent challenges data centres face amidst rising demand and new regulations.

SPIE UK's Peter Westwood shares what needs to be done to make the vision of a data-driven world more sustainable.

Despite bolstering free speech and access to information, the internet can be a double-edged sword, because that access to information goes both ways.

Facebook Africa is deploying local fact-checkers and improving digital literacy to combat misinformation ahead of elections across the continent.

Recorded Future's Allan Liska looks at the past big ransomware attacks thus far to predict what's coming this year.

By partnering with Global Relay, voice platform provider Red Box is improving the security of its offerings for high-value and risk voice data.

Microsoft, DigiCert, and Utimaco have piloted a quantum-safe algorithm, 'Picnic', to secure the Internet of Things against future quantum computing threats.

Its new solution uses machine learning to protect online and mobile channels, as well as meet compliance requirements for transactional risk analysis.

617 million records from sites like MyFitnessPal, Whitepages, and Fotolog are being sold on the dark web for BTC $20,000. Passwords are encrypted.

A new whitepaper launched today that sought to bring light to just how dire the cybersecurity situation with hospitals really is.

DigiPlex unveils a new colocation hall at its Stockholm data centre, enhancing capacity to meet the rising demand for secure, eco-friendly IT services.

A staggering 88% of UK businesses have experienced breaches in the past year, reveals Carbon Black's UK Threat Report, spotlighting escalating cyber threats.

Police in Uganda are using biometric data and solutions to help them identify suspects and solve crimes in a more efficient way.

Frost and Sullivan highlights big data as the cornerstone for cutting-edge cybersecurity, emphasising its predictive capabilities in thwarting future breaches.

London wholesale colocation data centre services provider Kao Data has sealed a deal with a significant investment partner.

Frost & Sullivan has highlighted emerging technology trends that are set to change the way enterprises protect themselves against cybercrime.