The UK government’s regulatory pursuit of big tech companies has been reportedly abandoned after reports that it will not provide legislation that gives the Digital Markets Unit (DMU) powers. The

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The modern professional enjoys a broad swathe of options when it comes to work equipment with almost too many choices on offer. Desktop PCs are still fantastic options, tablets are

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Google is offering any US business more than $100,000 worth of online courses free of charge.  The offer comes through the tech giant’s Career Certificates program, which was launched in

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The US Department of Defense (DoD) has confirmed it was the victim of a $23.5 million phishing scam in 2018, and that the criminal has finally been punished. Forty-year-old California

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In late October 2021, the European Union Agency for cyber security (ENISA) published its Threat Landscape Report. Now, in its ninth edition, this report should be considered the primary source

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The data that organisations create, collect and store is valuable, so protecting it from unauthorised access, either internally or externally, is essential. Even a minor data breach could cause huge

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