Google has announced that it will be shutting down its YouTube Go service from August as the company looks to shift users over to the main YouTube app. Launched back

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A landmark amendment to the Convention on Cybercrime, known as the Budapest Convention, is set to be officially adopted next week in Strasbourg, strengthening law enforcement powers. Authorities are said

Continue ReadingLandmark amendments to international cyber crime treaty set to be signed next week

Based on the number of tech events taking place there every year, Las Vegas has long been considered the industry’s Mecca, with many a coworker sharing stories filled to the

Continue ReadingDell calls time on the age-old on-prem vs cloud rivalry

A cyber security researcher has analysed leading ransomware samples and found a simple trick to stop them from executing their file encryption process on targeted machines. Vulnerable samples including Conti,

Continue ReadingResearcher discovers simple tweak that neutralises Conti, REvil, WannaCry attacks

Microsoft Edge has officially surpassed Apple’s Safari as the world’s second most popular desktop browser, according to web analytics firm StatCounter.  SEE MORE Microsoft Edge now available for all Linux

Continue ReadingMicrosoft Edge overtakes Safari as the world’s second most popular browser

LinkedIn has settled with the US Department of Labor (DoL) over allegations that the tech company carried out systemic, gender-based pay discrimination. The DoL announced the settlement yesterday on behalf

Continue ReadingLinkedIn to pay $1.8 million to employees after settling gender discrimination charges

IT employers outside of London are expected to face “considerable” challenges in meeting the increasingly equalised salaries in the cyber security industry as a result of a post-pandemic rise in

Continue ReadingSMBs expected to suffer as cyber security salaries equalise across the UK