Nearly half of UK businesses were hit by a cyberattack last year By Anthony Spadafora New survey reveals impact of cyber attacks and breaches on UK businesses and charities.
Third parties can be your weakest security link By Taylor Armerding If a third party with access to your organisation's systems suffers a breach, your data will be exposed too.
DDoS attack site Webstresser taken down By Anthony Spadafora Joint operation takes down site responsible for last year's DDoS attacks against high street banks.
AI in the UK: ready, willing and... stale? By Parry Malm By investing in home-grown tech companies and future talent, the UK could become a world leader in AI technology.
Time is of the essence for cash-based payments By Jack Ehlers If we don’t prepare properly, the transition to a largely cashless future could see the re-emergence of financial exclusion, which we thought had been vanquished in Western societies.
Nearly half of UK businesses were hit by a cyberattack last year By Anthony Spadafora New survey reveals impact of cyber attacks and breaches on UK businesses and charities.
DDoS attack site Webstresser taken down By Anthony Spadafora Joint operation takes down site responsible for last year's DDoS attacks against high street banks.
AI B2B market set to be worth $1.2 trillion this year By Sead Fadilpašić Business value gained from employing artificial intelligence will hit new high in 2018, Gartner estimates.
Google upgrades Gmail to offer greater productivity By Sead Fadilpašić Major G Suite update brings new functionalities including AI-powered features.
Organisations urged to ante up versus cybercrime By Sead Fadilpašić Financial businesses in the UK need to up their security game to tackle the latest threats.
Half of businesses still unprepared for GDPR By Sead Fadilpašić With a month to go, KPMG warnsan overwhelming majority of businesses haven't scrutinised third parties for possible compliance issues.
SAP launches manufacturing cloud By Anthony Spadafora SAP extends its on-premise solutions with new cloud offering.
Telecoms firms looking to IoT for future success By Anthony Spadafora New Ericsson study explores how service providers can generate additional IoT revenue.
Samsung Galaxy S9+ review By Michael Moore An extremely polished device, but is it one for the workplace?
Samsung Galaxy S9+ review By Michael Moore An extremely polished device, but is it one for the workplace?
Microsoft Surface Book 2 review By Michael Moore Microsoft's most advanced computing device to date offers a number of improvements, but battery life is still a worry.
Google Pixel 2 XL review By Michael Moore An incredible piece of Android hardware, that falls just short of smartphone perfection.
Huawei Mate 10 Pro Review By Michael Moore UPDATED: Huawei's best smartphone to date - but not quite the perfect business working device.
Maze Alpha smartphone By Desire Athow The Maze Alpha is not without flaws but you wont get a better phablet in this price range.
Doogee BL7000 By Desire Athow A smartphone fit for demanding professionals but dogged by a dodgy brand name.
Microsoft Surface Pro Review By Michael Moore The Surface Pro is back with a larger battery and stylish new accessories - but is it still a complete business device?
Third parties can be your weakest security link By Taylor Armerding If a third party with access to your organisation's systems suffers a breach, your data will be exposed too.
AI in the UK: ready, willing and... stale? By Parry Malm By investing in home-grown tech companies and future talent, the UK could become a world leader in AI technology.
Time is of the essence for cash-based payments By Jack Ehlers If we don’t prepare properly, the transition to a largely cashless future could see the re-emergence of financial exclusion, which we thought had been vanquished in Western societies.
Is technology the key to combatting fake news? By Emil Eifrem Technology has been accused of being the machine responsible for much of the fake news that is generated today – but technology can also play a major role in counteracting the problem, according to graph database expert Emil Eifrem
From ethernet to FPGA: A short history By Claus Ek It’s been 46 years since Ethernet was conceived. From its humble beginnings, its impact has been monumental.
Why well-known digital transformation plans fail By Prasanna Kulkarni Yet well-known organisations like BBC, Lego, Nike and many others have found digital transformation as a challenging transformation.
Personalising the customer experience in the midst of GDPR By Nigel Linton The upcoming regulation can serve as a jumping off point for businesses to offer further personalisation.
