Jane Hoskyn
Jane Hoskyn has been a journalist for over 25 years, with bylines in Men's Health, the Mail on Sunday, BBC Radio and more. In between freelancing, her roles have included features editor for Computeractive and technology editor for Broadcast, and she was named IPC Media Commissioning Editor of the Year for her work at Web User. Today, she specialises in writing features about user experience (UX), security and accessibility in B2B and consumer tech. You can follow Jane's personal Twitter account at @janeskyn.
What good AI cyber security software looks like in 2022
artificial intelligence (AI)
What good AI cyber security software looks like in 2022
Experts give their take on the state of automated cyber security, and what tools they think most businesses should be looking at
7 Jun 2022
How AI can help – and hinder – the supply chain crisis
artificial intelligence (AI)
How AI can help – and hinder – the supply chain crisis
AI can shed light on your supply snarl-ups, but bad data might make a chaotic situation worse
19 Apr 2022
Wi-Fi vs 5G: Is it time your business ditches broadband?
Network & Internet
Wi-Fi vs 5G: Is it time your business ditches broadband?
5G adoption is picking up and promises to solve networking woes for businesses on the move, but is it a Wi-Fi killer?
31 Mar 2022
The keys to catching a cyber crook
hacking
The keys to catching a cyber crook
Why greed, carelessness and an itch for glory are highly exploitable chinks in a cyber criminal's armour
17 Mar 2022
How to keep cloud costs under control
Cloud
How to keep cloud costs under control
The sky's the limit for businesses in the cloud, but only if costs and usage are managed with care
15 Mar 2022
How to keep your mobile workforce happy
flexible working
How to keep your mobile workforce happy
Why employee wellbeing is a vital business metric, and how your organisation can achieve maximum results
14 Feb 2022
A month in the life of a social engineer
social engineering
A month in the life of a social engineer
With hackers finding more ingenious ways to exploit human flaws, we get inside the planning stages of a social engineering attack
6 Jan 2022
How biased is your app?
artificial intelligence (AI)
How biased is your app?
Why businesses must spot and fix algorithmic bias in their products, before users, and lawyers, do
4 Jan 2022
How to make workplace tech inclusive for an ageing workforce
Careers & training
How to make workplace tech inclusive for an ageing workforce
While experienced workers don’t need tech handholding, your business can yet streamline its IT to render it more accessible
19 Nov 2021
How not to get hit by ransomware in 2022
ransomware
How not to get hit by ransomware in 2022
Ransomware is evolving fast. How can a home-based workforce stay a step ahead?
20 Oct 2021
Make the web accessible
user experience (UX)
Make the web accessible
Tiny text, muffled sound and fiddly controls can make browsing websites and operating apps hard work. Here's how to make them all easier to see, hear …
20 Nov 2020
Should you stop using CCleaner?
Security
Should you stop using CCleaner?
CCleaner was forced to dump a recent version following a furious privacy backlash – perhaps it's time you looked at alternatives
16 Oct 2018