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The Women in Tech Awards are back for 2020 - nominate yourself or a colleague now!
Computing's Women in Tech Awards are on track for a big year in 2020, with dozens of prestigious awards to be won by women at all levels, and at every stage of their career
Threat groups are looking to steal Covid-19 research, NCSC and CISA warn
The organisations being targeted include healthcare bodies, medical research institutions, pharmaceutical firms and others
InfinityBlack hacking group busted by European law enforcement agencies
'Well organised' cyber criminals were focused on loyalty card schemes
Deskflix Season One: Empowering the Remote Working Revolution
Join us for the first part of our virtual event series
Apple launches new 13-inch MacBook Pro with Magic Keyboard
The new MacBook Pro is powered by 10th-generation Intel Core processors
GoDaddy discloses data breach impacting customers' hosting accounts
Main customer accounts were not impacted, according to the company
Telefonica and Liberty Global in talks over UK telecomms merger
O2 / Virgin Media combination would be serious competition for BT and Sky
Xiaomi is tracking users through browser and other apps, security researchers claim
The Chinese firm is currently among the world's top four smartphone manufacturers by market share
Redcar and Cleveland Council back up and running after ransomware attack
Cyber attack in February rendered Council's website and many payment systems completely inoperable
Fairphone partners with /e/OS for a privacy-enhanced version of its FP3 smartphone
/e/OS is a 'de-Googled' fork of Android with trackers removed
Apple reports slight increase in fiscal 2020 second quarter revenue amid global economic crisis
But iPhone sales dipped nearly 7 per cent from a year ago
Coventry University CIO discusses team morale during lockdown
Steve Humber explains his strategy for instilling a high performance culture, whilst keeping morale high during the COVID-19 outbreak, and puts his success down in part to his history as a competitive speed skater
Warning over EventBot banking Trojan draining financial details from Android phones
The malware can intercept the two-factor authentication security codes sent to the device
Covid-19 contact tracing app based on Apple-Google API could be vulnerable to data harvesting, EEF warns
Accurately estimating the distance between two devices is also a significant challenge
Microsoft reports strong third-quarter results, beating analysts' pre-coronavirus expectations
Q3 2020 profit of $10.75 billion is up 22 per cent from the same period last year
CISA urges action on common Office 365 security vulnerabilities
US Cyber agency offers best practice for configuring Microsoft Office 365 to secure employees working from home
Privacy experts express serious concern at NHSX COVID-19 contact tracing app
A letter signed by over a hundred privacy experts and academics following a meeting of the Parliamentary Science and Technology Committee as they debate the app, has been published with almost 200 signatories
Cyber espionage campaign exploiting Google Play Store to distribute malware uncovered
The campaign has been linked to Vietnam-state-backed threat group APT32
Zoom selects Oracle Cloud to support its growth
Recent growth has put immense pressure on Zoom to increase its service capacity
Huge spike in interest in COBOL programming jobs revealed by trends data
COBOL was introduced nearly 60 years ago in the era of punch cards but still runs many banking and government systems
Choosing a database in the multi-cloud era
Cloud, mobile, social media, big data, IoT and organisations operating in real-time on a global scale have driven sweeping changes to the database arena
Virgin Media customers report internet outages
The outages started just after 17:00 on Monday
NHS rejects Apple-Google API in favour of centralised contact tracing system
Unlike Germany, Switzerland and Estonia, the UK has opted for a server-managed system for tracking Covid-19 infections
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