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'Failure of capitalism' helped Huawei dominate 5G technology, policy expert tells MPs
Many western governments are thinking about how and why they became so dependent on a single vendor
Exposed MongoDB database draws attacks within hours
Experimental honeypot set up by researchers reveals locations where most of the attacks come from
Case study: overhauling IT with cloud migration
Aggreko dropped SLAs to gauge satisfaction in favour of an app-based approach
Nvidia shows interest in buying chip designer ARM
Nvidia is a licensee of ARM chips and a deal could draw opposition from other licensees
Microsoft announces new features for Teams
New features designed to streamline workflow and automate process in its Teams
Chinese hackers launch new attacks to hit targets in India and Hong Kong, say researchers
A new variant of MgBot malware was used in latest attacks
Apple aims to be completely carbon neutral by 2030
New pledge means that every Apple product sold worldwide would need to have zero climate impact by 2030, Apple says
Apache Cassandra 4.0 promises increased stability, speed and ease of use
Future changes will be focused on lowering the learning curve, say DataStax executives
US indicts two Chinese hackers for seeking to steal intellectual property and coronavirus vaccine research
The hackers are currently based in China, beyond the reach of US law enforcement agencies
China considering action against Nokia and Ericsson if EU bans Huawei
The government has already told telecom firms they should not purchase 5G equipment from Huawei, from the end of this year
Emotet is back and installing TrickBot trojan, researcher warns
The latest Emotet spam campaign is targeting people in the UK and the US
ATM vendor warns customers of black box attacks in Europe
In a new type of attack, criminals connect an external device to an ATM's internals and command it to spit out cash
TSMC to begin 3nm mass production in 2021, report
The chip maker is also rumoured to have made major breakthrough in 2nm chips
Cloudflare outage disrupts internet, makes websites unreachable
The issue was localised only to some geographies, according to the company
Government's test-and-trace programme is illegal under GDPR
The government skipped essential data privacy impact assessments in its rush to get the system up and running
The big numbers that reveal the scope and scale of online scamming
Cloud-based threat intelligence is the only way to keep ahead of the bad guys, says Check Point's Eddie Doyle
TSMC confirms plan to stop supplying chips to Huawei in two months
Says it is no longer processing orders from the Chinese firm
Okta: Beware of hidden costs
Remember the IT iceberg, says cloud identity and access management vendor, with 15 per cent of many products being the purchase cost and 85 per cent of cost being hidden, below the water line
Russia accused of trying to hack into Covid-19 vaccine research in the UK, US and Canada
APT29 group is using publicly available exploits to conduct widespread scanning and exploitation against vulnerable systems, NCSC warns
Social engineering attack compromises influential Twitter accounts
Attackers paid a Twitter employee to provide access to accounts including those of Bill Gates, Barack Obama and Elon Musk
UK IT Awards: Deadline extended to 31st July
The impact of recent months make this the perfect time to recognise IT's leaders
Work across the organisation to ensure UCC value
It can’t be a top-down decision - different departments will have different requirements
Five ways that automated inventory discovery makes for a more efficient and secure IT estate
'We need to know what we don't know, understand what we have, and we need to validate what we think we have' says Ivanti's Dave Shepherd
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