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GDPR: Some companies have only started their compliance preparations this week, claims Bristows lawyer Robert Bond
And all those 'GDPR compliance' emails are pointless and unnecessary, too
GDPR: Top compliance tips from the experts
A panel of experts answer your questions on the challenges inherent in the EU's new GDPR legislation
GDPR confusion: it's about direction of travel not hard deadlines
The 'how to' element is missing from GDPR and this is the cause of much of the angst
The ICO has only collected half of data breach fines since 2010
Companies have gone into liquidation to avoid big penalties, and the ICO has no power to stop them
GDPR is now in force! Read the best resources to prepare
GDPR is now online and firms need to comply or risk heavy fines. Here are the details you need to ensure you're ready
Trump's North Korea summit cancellation could result in new swathe of cyber attacks
Denial of service attacks expected from North Korea, targetting US government departments or military networks
Gatwick Airport refreshes its network with HPE
Cathal Corcoran, the airport's CIO, explains why the organisation chose HPE, and what benefits the project has brought to the business
Blockchain update: MaidSafe touts new consensus mechanism to rival Bitcoin's Proof-of-Work
'It provides network consensus through maths and not through burning huge amounts of electricity' says CEO
5G news: Qualcomm claims first small cell New Radio solution
OEMs can use the product to build on existing software and hardware, for 5G
Finger of blame pointed at Russia over malware infecting 500,000 routers and storage devices
Linksys, MikroTik, Netgear and TP-Link routers and storage devices affected
Trump proposes face-saving deal for ZTE - but Congress might oppose it
Another big fine, a management reshuffle and trade concessions could fix it for ZTE
University CIO: 'If I had a pound for every time I heard a piece of software can make you GDPR compliant…'
Heidi Fraser-Krauss, Director of Information Services & Acting Academic Registrar at the University of York, describes her organisation's journey towards GDPR compliance
Mark Zuckerberg's EU Parliament grilling labelled 'missed opportunity' for failing to answer questions
European Parliament criticised for letting Zuckerberg off the hook
Police use of Amazon's facial recognition software alarms civil liberties group
ACLU voices concern about the effects of automated surveillance
Satya Nadella: The AI revolution isn't just around the corner, it's already here and transforming business
Microsoft CEO stops off in London and Cambridge to tout the virtues of AI and cloud - the Azure cloud, of course
Analytics needs to 'grow up' and GDPR is just the push it needs, say tech firms
Shawn Rogers of Tibco and Ali Ghodsi of Databricks share their thoughts on the lessons of the Cambridge Analytica scandal
Thoma Bravo and KKR in the running to buy BMC Software from Bain and Golden Gate Capital
BMC's private equity owners looking to cash out after five years
Fourth variant of Spectre and Meltdown identified by Microsoft and Google
Attackers could steal information from open browser tabs by using CVE-2018-3639
Gatwick Airport refreshes IT talent by hiring own recruitment team
Gatwick Airport CIO Cathal Corcoran explains how he found success by in-sourcing recruitment away from external agencies
UCLH invests in AI to ease burden on doctors and nurses
Machine learning could help to diagnose diseases and redistribute healthcare professionals more efficiently
Basic website flaw reveals real-time locations of most US mobile users
API authentication flaw in third-party tracking site demo allows anyone with rudimentary skills to track phone locations
PayPal checks out with iZettle in $2.2bn deal
PayPal to take on Square in the small-business payments market following iZettle acquisition
Bitcoin now uses as much energy as Ireland and could match Austria by end of 2018
Electricity consumption doubled in the last six months with the trajectory likely to continue, says PwC economist
North Korea behind data-stealing Android apps promoted to defectors via Facebook, claims McAfee
'RedDawn' data filching apps in Google Play targeting North Korean defectors the work of 'Sun Team', rather than Lazarus
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