News
Women in IT Excellence Awards closes on record number of submissions
Join the event and help us to promote and celebrate female success stories from right across the full spectrum of IT!
Toshiba Memory sale to Bain-led consortium set to go ahead after Chinese regulators' approval
Chinese antitrust authorities approve sale of Toshiba's semiconductor business
CIOs outline the security risks of using Office 365
Microsoft's flagship cloud-based productivity suite can leave its users exposed to serious security risks
IT contractor wins IR35 legal battle against HMRC
Court win for contractor casts further doubt on HMRC's interpretation of IR35, campaigners claim
US Department of Homeland Security unveils new cyber security strategy
US unveils new government cyber security strategy just days after cyber 'czar' role is scrapped
Gatwick Airport looking to bolster security by measuring brain waves
Analysing brain waves allows for faster security checks, but the challenge is making it as accurate in the live environment as it is in the lab, says Gatwick Airport CIO Cathal Corcoran
The people want robots - but don't know that they're already using them
Global interest in AI is rising, but Brits are afraid that Brexit will hold us back
Ocado signs technology deal with US grocer Kroger
Kroger has enlisted the help of Ocado to speed up its digital transformation plans
Here are the winners for the 2018 Big Data Excellence Awards
The expanded awards highlighted 18 innovative companies
Wikileaks 'Vault 7' leak suspect named - but charged with harbouring images of child abuse
Former CIA and NSA staffer Joshua Schulte cited as suspect in Vault 7 leak of US secret services' hacking tools to Wikileaks
Police facial recognition systems are 98 per cent inaccurate, says research
The systems are a waste of money, argues Big Brother Watch
Most companies think GDPR will boost their competitiveness, according to study
Medium-sized firms are the most optimistic about GDPR, suggests the NetApp research
Archival data is still impacting modern astronomy, and we need new ways to process it
Automation and increasing compute power are needed to handle the growing pool of astronomical data
Airports are ill-equipped to handle cyber attacks, says report
Airports could face millions in damages
Enter now to be part of the Computing Technology Product Awards
With a new entry process and votes cast by our readers, the Technology Product Awards are unlike any other
Trump defends pledge to help save ZTE
Trump says his government will explore other ways to punish ZTE without pushing it out of business
National Crime Agency says technology is resulting in an explosion of crime
The NCA names encryption, the dark web and VPNs as the biggest tech enablers of crime
IBM's top brass lobbies US lawmakers to ignore GDPR in favour of 'public-private approach'
IBM urges US Congressmen to develop a less onerous 'third way' for data privacy
Kaspersky Lab to open customer data centre in Switzerland by 2020
Kaspersky to shift processing of European, US and other customers' data to Switzerland as part of 'transparency process'
FedEx CEO: blockchain has the potential to revolutionise trade across borders
Blockchain, is a 'chain of custody system on steroids' says Fred Smith
HSBC claims first commercially viable trade finance deal on blockchain
The fact that it is replicable given the same counterparties makes it a world first, bank claims
Hapless US police department taken down for a second time in a month by ransomware
Police data lost in targeted ransomware attacks
Oracle claims Google exfiltrates 1GB of data from Android phones every month
Oracle gives evidence to Australian Competition and Consumer Commission investigation into Google
Trump offers to help ZTE 'get back into business'
Donald Trump tweets surprise promise ahead of US-China trade talks
Most read
