Opinion

The Metaverse concept is deliberately vague to cover for the lack of hardware support, demand and practical applications, but hacks have lapped it up

Organisations need to harmonise people and technology, not focus on one or the other

Of cyberattack cases reported to Kroll in 2020, over a third involved ransomware

We can see reasons for cheer amid the chaos of the last two years

‘We mostly learned how to use Microsoft Word and Excel’ - Computing hears from a GCSE student about his experience studying computer science

Too often, companies are concerned with protecting themselves and senior staff before they think about how to protect the victim

"Challenge the status quo in the belief that your abilities and uniqueness will be able to make a difference"

Jenny Duffy – penetration tester and head of talent at Pentest People – describes the obstacles she overcame to get into cyber security and what drives her mad about employers saying they can’t find good cyber security people.

Advances in computer vision, autonomy and machine learning can save hundreds of thousands of tonnes of carbon and millions of pounds - if they're applied correctly