Who's to blame for a data breach?
CIOs at Johnson Matthey, Reckitt Benckiser and other major organisations debate who should take responsibility for data breaches
European Parliament votes against net neutrality
ISPs allowed to discriminate in favour of 'specialised services' under new EU law
RBS becomes largest ever Facebook At Work customer
Over 100,000 RBS employees set to use Facebook At Work business collaboration service
Facebook to warn users when they're targeted by 'state-sponsored' attacks
But you will need to hand over your phone number to Facebook first
Adobe rushes out fast Flash fix for security flaw exploited by Pawn Storm hackers
Something for the weekend from Adobe
The Linux Foundation: How to fix the internet
Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation, also says the future is basically a software-defined data centre, and concludes by saying open source developers are 'like poets'
European Court of Justice strikes down Safe Harbour
Huge implications for US tech businesses such as Google and Facebook
'Facebook is a privacy enhancing technology' - says Facebook
'There's a lot of misinformation out there' about what Facebook does with personal data, says chief privacy officer Erin Egan
Privacy by Design: An idea whose time has come
Can privacy be dialled in to the digital world? John Leonard investigates the resurgence of an concept and why it is happening now
From Ada to Zuckerberg: History's most important IT people
Key figures in the development of technology through the ages
Why abandoning Safe Harbour could 'stop the European operations of Facebook and Google in their tracks'
The future of Safe Harbour is in serious doubt - which spells big problems for the US internet giants
MI5 chief says Twitter, Facebook, should be monitoring users and notifying authorities about suspects
Andrew Parker says social media firms can help to tackle crime and prevent terrorists from 'going dark'
Facebook hits one billion users in a day - so why has its Facebook at Work enterprise tool been a failure?
Facebook has failed to use its power to make a significant dent in the enterprise collaboration space
'Spam king' Sanford Wallace pleads guilty to Facebook campaign and faces three years in jail
Fallen 'spam king' pleads guilty to sending 27 million messages using 500,000 Facebook accounts
'We need urgency or the EU will make a fool of itself': ICO chief Christopher Graham discusses data protection regulation
Information Commissioner Christopher Graham tells Computing how the upcoming regulation will affect businesses and his own organisation
Uber to quadruple cybersecurity team to protect drivers from attacks
100-strong team will aid protection of 'polarising' drivers, along with increasing data security and hack prevention
Stop trying to find security glitches in our products - 'only the vendor can do that' says Oracle CSO
Mary Ann Davidson blog chastises customers trying to solve own zero-day problems in Oracle software
MPs' 'Big Data Dilemma' inquiry was obsolete before it even began
It's too late for the Science & Technology Committee to examine the potential risk of big data because big data is already big business
Electronic Frontier Foundation announces new 'Do Not Track' policy for web browsing to boost privacy
EFF teams up with coalition of web firms in effort to enable web users to have more choice over who can track their browsing and data
Intel paying double referral fees for women and minority hires
Company paying bonuses of up to $4,000 in attempt to drive diversity
Former head of US Homeland Security warns building backdoors into encryption would be 'a mistake'
Michael Chertoff argues preventing criminals communicating is 'a pipe dream' and backdoors would just make ordinary users less secure
Ban military from weaponising artificial intelligence, urge Hawking, Wozniak, Musk and over a thousand tech experts
If the military develops AI weapons then it will only be a matter of time before they appear in the hands of terrorists, dictators and warlords, say experts
Chief digital officer - Who, what, why, when, where, how?
Going 'digital' is a popular mantra, but organisations see the scope of the digital leader differently, Sooraj Shah investigates
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