Opinion stories
Imagine, if you will, that your security is flawless, and not a single other person can access your sensitive accounts or information.
The next big thing in networking? It's called Intent-based Networking and it promises to improve network availability and agility.
Global data privacy muddle dissected in FT's latest Comment piece, spotlighting the legal labyrinth across borders.
Vendor comparison tables erode trust by presenting biased views favouring their own products. An open approach could foster credibility.
It's still very early days for Android Instant Apps, with no solid information existing at present as to when a wider release may happen.
Hackers are like burglars targeting vulnerable homes: they look for easy access and attack the least protected targets first. #cybersecurity.
Take ransomware. What does it entail? Does it even matter – will it ever actually affect you? It'll vanish as quickly as it appeared, right? Wrong.
From a security perspective IoT devices are fundamentally flawed. And the bad guys are getting pretty good at exploiting them.
Digital workplace tech vendors thrive with forward-thinking firms, but must navigate longer sales cycles and cultural hurdles to succeed.
Threat actors salivate at the thought of an increased volume of credit and debit card transactions flowing through endpoints they have compromised.
In a perfect world, the data residing in each of a business' information systems would be completely accurate, updated, and easily accessible.
Chromebooks, the device of choice for educators, are set to get new features including stylus capabilities and world-facing cameras.
The burning question remains as a new academic year dawns – how can universities make engagement more meaningful and improve student outcomes?.
Infected IoT devices may extort commercial websites by threatening a DDoS attack, or locking IoT devices in order to charge a ransom aka Jackware.
A common blind spot in training corporate staff to identify and avoid cyber attacks is the targeted phishing attack.
Within the last four years, online security and data breaches have grown increasingly threatening, compromising big name companies.
To stop the IoT becoming home to the RoT, a number of things need to happen; in two different spheres of human activity.
Apple rolls out sweeping security updates, plugging flaws in everything from iOS to iCloud. Users urged to patch swiftly.
IT professionals, especially those involved in telecommunications, should always beware of anything that's connected to the internet.
There will be less need for middlemen, resellers in particular. Cloud platforms and marketplaces eliminate geographical issues...
