Innovation at Work

The malware that made businesses everywhere WannaCry is an important case study for everyone.

In the battle against cyber-crime, many hackers are working for the common good

Hackers aren’t what you see in the movies. Find out who they are, how they work and how you can stop them.

Encryption protects our privacy, our information and our financial security, but can also obstruct the fight against terrorism and crime

Malware isn’t just bad software but the focus of a growing criminal industry. Find out how it works, and how it’s making millions

Instead of putting all their faith in protective measures, companies need to build resilience into their security systems and policies

There have been so many major cyber attacks over the years; here are the worst of the worst

Moving to an agile working environment has taken some getting used to, but it's definitely a positive change.

When it comes to crunching data there's no such thing as too much power.

Any agile working environment needs effective collaboration platforms at its heart.

With the right tools you can work from anywhere without compromising productivity.

In an ever more mobile workplace, maybe a phone is really the perfect office PC.

Crunching huge amounts of data needs a very powerful workstation.

The HP Elite X3 is a smartphone that wants to be your desktop & laptop, too.

Moving to the office of the future isn't just about adopting new tools, it's about adopting new mindsets.

Is HP's flagship 2-in-1 the ideal device for a busy, mobile business user?

Dennis Publishing is making the move to the office of the future, literally...

Agility and flexibility are key, but a change in mindset around the workplace is key to achieving success

No more carrying a laptop and tablet, it's time to try something new.

Cyber security may get all the headlines, but a physical document falling into the wrong hands can do just as much damage.

Security isn't just important for your network and servers, endpoint devices should be locked down, too.

Your printer might be an open invitation for hackers to party on your network. It’s time to throw them out.

Hackers see your printers as a weak spot and your company as easy prey. Don’t let them in.

The way we work is changing, and so is MPS.