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The Information Commissioner’s Office has urged British businesses to put in place alternative transfer mechanisms to ensure the flow of personal data from the EU to the UK even though

Thanks to media and the headline-grabbing office quirks of industry giants like Google, tech culture’s reputation precedes it. Jobseekers perceive tech companies as fast-paced, innovative places to work, and many

The website of the European Court of Human Rights was hacked by a Turkish hacker group called Anka Neferler Tim soon after it ordered the release of a pro-Kurdish politician

Big Tech giants, such as Microsoft, Google, Cisco, VMWare, and the Internet Association, have decided to back Facebook in a major legal battle against the NSO Group over allegations that

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to some tough times for a lot of professionals in the UK, especially those who are on the lookout for a new job. If you

Ian Vickers of METCloud asks: How well protected is your business data against ransomware attacks and natural disasters? The recent coronavirus pandemic has been the clearest demonstration on the importance

59-year-old computer programmer Michael Weigand has been sentenced to eight months in prison in the US for lying to law enforcement authorities about the active role he played in the

Law enforcement agencies in Europe and the United States have successfully taken down Safe-Inet, a VPN service used by the world’s top cyber criminals to spy on companies worldwide, target

The European Commission’s Joint Research Centre, along with Europol, has unveiled a new decryption platform that will enable law enforcement authorities across Europe to decrypt legally-obtained data to respond to