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Engineering and R&D workers hit hardest by cyberattacks

By Sead Fadilpašić

Hackers love phishing for engineers.

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Huawei reveals 5G system for connected cars

By Sead Fadilpašić

Commercialisation to come later this year.

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Kaspersky CEO says open up your source code

By Sead Fadilpašić

Eugene Kaspersky backs more openness for tech companies.

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Apple revealed as major AWS customer

By Sead Fadilpašić

iPhone maker spends millions on cloud services each month.

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UK firms being hit with more cyberattacks

By Sead Fadilpašić

Many aren't protected as they believe they're not interesting to hackers.

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Government and telecoms meeting up over Google's new Chrome version

By Sead Fadilpašić

An encrypted version could spell trouble for some internet users.

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Engineering and R&D workers hit hardest by cyberattacks

By Sead Fadilpašić

Hackers love phishing for engineers.

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Huawei reveals 5G system for connected cars

By Sead Fadilpašić

Commercialisation to come later this year.

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Apple revealed as major AWS customer

By Sead Fadilpašić

iPhone maker spends millions on cloud services each month.

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UK firms being hit with more cyberattacks

By Sead Fadilpašić

Many aren't protected as they believe they're not interesting to hackers.

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Government and telecoms meeting up over Google's new Chrome version

By Sead Fadilpašić

An encrypted version could spell trouble for some internet users.

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5G will fuel server shipments next year

By Sead Fadilpašić

The new technology will force organisations to refresh their gear.

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US intelligence claims Huawei funded by China state security

By Sead Fadilpašić

Huawei once more denies US allegations.

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Facebook stored millions of Instagram passwords in plain text on its servers

By Sead Fadilpašić

The original announcement said it 'only' stored a few hundred thousand passwords.

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Microsoft Surface Go review

By Michael Moore

An ideal pocket-sized budget work companion, but don't expect anything earth-shattering.

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TunnelBear review

By Anthony Spadafora

TunnelBear is an easy to use VPN that simplifies the setup process for new users and should be a great fit for all but the most demanding users.

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Windscribe VPN review

By Anthony Spadafora

Windscribe provides users with a 10GB data allowance, P2P support and unblocks Netflix which is more than most free VPNs.

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IPVanish review

By Anthony Spadafora

IPVanish is a powerful VPN with lots of options but its mobile apps lose some of the features of their desktop counterparts.

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Huawei Matebook X Pro review

By Michael Moore

Huawei may have released the best laptop of the year - if you can afford it.

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CyberGhost VPN review

By Anthony Spadafora

CyberGhost VPN may be on the expensive side when it comes to monthly pricing but its two and three year plans make it much more affordable to sign up for this powerful VPN.

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VPN Unlimited review

By Anthony Spadafora

VPN Unlimited offers fast performance and apps for a wide variety of platforms but the Keep Solid’s logging policy may be a turn off for some.

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Hotspot Shield review

By Anthony Spadafora

Hotspot Shield sets itself apart from the competition by focusing on speed above all else though users looking for low prices and router support will be disappointed.

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ExpressVPN review

By Anthony Spadafora

ExpressVPN delivers where many other do not with great performance, servers in a wide variety of countries, clients for most major platforms and encryption to help secure your data.

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What is GDPR? Everything you need to know

By Michael Moore

Everything you need to know about GDPR.

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As development evolves, so must operations

By Rob Zazueta

Today’s cloud realities demand that development and operations run at different paces while preparing legacy code for new hybrid normality. Can it be done? Yes, here’s how.

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Why a good economy can be bad for your network

By Grant Ho

Sounds crazy, right?

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Codeless automation: how to capitalise on the next wave of testing technology

By Eran Kinsbruner

Let’s look at just what codeless has to offer, and how teams can capitalise on this new, and increasingly popular, approach - which works best alongside traditional scripted approaches.

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Could the digitalisation of workplace health reduce public spending?

By James Akers

One in four people still die due to preventable diseases, such as heart or respiratory issues.

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Innovation set to improve the speed and efficiency of drug development

By Kemi Olugemo

The industry and its stakeholders must now look to make their environments as fertile for new technology as possible and embrace innovation.

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Multi-cloud and distributed computing – managing your data headache

By Evanna Kearins

Even as companies commit more to cloud, they aren’t addressing the real problems that exist around data and the cloud.

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Using RPA for software testing: A “tech hack”?

By Wayne Ariola

RPA is not a sustainable solution for software test automation…and the modifications required to make the RPA tool sustainable for the task of software test automation would be, well, a hack.

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Why SaaS companies should consider outsourcing

By Nacho De Marco

As SaaS increases in popularity, outsourcing can indeed be an essential component for long term success. Here are three reasons why SaaS companies should consider outsourcing as an option.

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