- Law firm speeds search and saves TB with Mimecast email archive
Cloud email archiving turbo-charges search, while email security is locked down and terabytes of storage use on-premise avoided with email stub on local servers
- Encryption flaw leaves every Wi-Fi network in the world wide open
A Belgian researcher has uncovered a major weakness in the WPA2 Wi-Fi security protocol that is thought to leave every Wi-Fi network in the world open to attack
- The Met Office automates functional testing of weather warnings sites
The UK’s national weather service automates testing using eggPlant to ensure integrity of weather warnings system
- Pizza Hut data breach shows need for board control
The poor handling of the data breach by fast food chain Pizza Hut shows that company boards need to take control, a London-based law firm advises
- SMEs more vulnerable than ever to cyber attacks, survey shows
The biggest cyber threat to UK and US small businesses is employees’ weak passwords, as the frequency, intensity and cost of cyber attacks continue to rise, a study has revealed
- ADMCC monitors Abu Dhabi with Cisco technology
Abu Dhabi's surveillance system is using technology from Cisco
- Cyber security a business necessity
Cyber security is a business necessity, according to the T-Mobile security chief in Poland
- London issues call to arms to cyber security community
Cyber security community called on to help educate capital’s small businesses about cyber crime and give them practical advice
- How will the UK supercharge its digital economy?
The country needs to focus on the key issues it faces to make the most of the opportunities presented by the digital revolution
- Executive interview: David Mahon, CSO, CenturyLink
David Mahon, chief security officer of CenturyLink, discusses why cyber security is actually the business strategy
- MEPs push for stronger data protection by EU institutions
All EU institutions, bodies and agencies should live up to strong data protection safeguards when processing personal data, says the European Parliament’s Civil Liberties Committee
- Australian defence contractor hacked for fighter jet data
The hacking of an Australian defence sub-contractor has once again highlighted the importance of supply chain cyber security
- US says its views must be heard in legal challenge to EU-US data sharing
The US government says it ‘has issues’ with an Irish High Court ruling, which will test the legality of EU-US data transfers as Facebook considers an appeal to Supreme Court
- Tech investments key as European utility firms struggle
Utilities need to get their IT investments right if they are to regain and retain lost market share and boost revenue
- Will the review of Gov.uk Verify fix the UK's digital identity problems?
The rumoured review of the UK government’s identity assurance programme provides the ideal opportunity to fix problems and accelerate progress
- Industrial control systems under attack, warns MIT researcher
Industrial control systems are under attack, and these attacks are likely to get worse, according to a security researcher and former NSA inspector general
- Government proposes changes to make Britain safer online
The UK government has unveiled plans for an internet safety strategy to protect the British public from ‘worrying or nasty’ content online
- Cyber threats are among top dangers, says Nato
Nato’s adviser on emerging security challenges tells conference of growing challenge posed by security threats
- Security Think Tank: If you are not measuring, are you really defending?
What are the main challenges that security analytics can be used to address?
- More than three-quarters of global email protected by Dmarc
Support for email authentication among the world’s internet service providers has surged in the past two years, a two-year study has revealed