Security
Now Amazon and Super Micro tell Bloomberg to retract its China spy-chip story
AWS CEO Andy Jassy and Super Micro CEO Charles Liang urge Bloomberg to retract China spy-chip report
Morrisons faces multi-million pound compensation claim after losing payroll data breach appeal
Company vicariously liable for leak of payroll data of 100,000 staff in 2014 by internal auditor Andrew Skelton, Court of Appeal rules
Apple CEO Tim Cook tells Bloomberg to retract China server compromise story
No evidence found to back-up Bloomberg's claims, says Cook
How the top CIOs get security budget from the board
Show boards the headlines when other organisations get hacked, and if all else fails, get hacked yourself
Ministry of Defence information exposed to nation state attackers in 37 incidents
Sensitive information was left exposed to physical and cyber attackers in 2017
Government puts IoT security at the forefront with new Code of Practice for industry
The IoT has gone unsecured for too long, say DCMS and NCSC
NCSC is monitoring the internet to block DDoS and other cyber attacks
Technical director Ian Levy says it will be "awesome if it works"
Troubled waters: cyber-attacks on San Diego and Barcelona's ports show risk of IT/OT convergence
Operational technology has been kept separate from IT in the past - but as that changes, systems are being exposed to attacks
Mastercard, WorldPay and Amex among the payment processors in first-ever 'cyber war game'
Payment processors tighten collaboration to fight rising IT security threats
Government plan to combine smartphone and social media data with medical records
Health secretary Matt Hancock is planning 'predictive prevention' system based on social media activity
Mass lawsuit against Google over data collection thrown out
'Google You Own Us' legal action had claimed that Google collects a vast range of private and personal information about individuals
NHS Digital to ignore IT security recommendations despite WannaCry
£1bn estimated cost not considered worth it, despite ongoing attacks targeting NHS data
NCSC casts doubt on AWS and Apple's knowledge of the China chip hack
No reason to suggest Amazon and Apple knew about the supply chain attack, says agency
Waitrose beats Amazon in UK trial of 'while you're away' deliveries with Yale
Seriously, who wants the delivery guy to have the keys to their front door?
China accused of supply chain attack involving chip secretly built-in to Supermicro server motherboards
Chip the size of a grain of rice found on motherboard of servers used in defence and CIA, claims Bloomberg investigation
GDPR also covers "security by design" in hardware and software, warns Dr Kuan Hon
Data controllers obliged to consider "data protection by design and by default" under GDPR - which will also cover firmware
Facebook facing GDPR fine of up to £1.25bn over security breach affecting 50 million accounts
Irish Data Protection Commission to rule over Facebook mega-breach
Tesco Bank FCA fine proves its not just the ICO that will fine companies for security breaches, say lawyers
Companies that don't take security seriously enough could be hit with multiple fines from different regulators
Tesco Bank fined £16.4m by FCA over 2016 cyber attack
Fine negotiated down from £33.6m for compensating customers quickly and agreeing early settlement with FCA
Half of data breaches are the fault of insiders, not hackers, research finds
Panel urges companies to avoid euphemisms and acknowledge when they've been breached - or risk being fined
Berners-Lee launches startup to commercialise his Solid decentralised web project
New startup to drive adoption of decentralised web project aimed at passing control from tech giants to users
How Egress is doing away with usernames and passwords, and making security frictionless
Tony Pepper, CEO of Egress, explains what he's doing to make security a help rather than a hindrance, and how his organisation is finding success at the highest levels of government
Ex-NSA staffer jailed for taking malware work home - where it was detected by his Kaspersky anti-virus software
Five-and-a-half years for Nghia Hoang Pho for taking top-secret NSA malware home
Google reverses over Chrome auto-login introduced with Chrome 69
Chrome users to be given opt-out over Google's Chrome sign-in switch
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