Policy & legislation

Delays may result in the chip maker turning its attention to European projects

The company admitted its smartphones would become corroded and stop working if the devices were charged while still wet

UK Cyber Security Council will move ahead with its planned chartered standards, with the government to monitor its adoption

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The reforms, which stop short of abolishing GDPR entirely, also include an overhaul to the Information Commissioner's Office and a watering-down of ru…

Cyber security skills are in demand from every organisation, but what training and certification is needed?

The new function will separate cookies into a "cookie jar" and prevent user tracking

Although the UK is the third largest market for technology, the country is behind when it comes to workforce development

Everyone knows your data drives the Google machine, but now you can find out exactly what it holds on you

This social engineering technique can pose a major security risk, so here's how to best protect against it

The EU's decision to mandate USB-C across all electronics means Apple must either eat its words or anger its loyal customers once again

Employees will experience no loss of pay while only working for four days each week

A tech industry body has flagged that the rules could create create an “environment of fear”

Why your company needs them, and what they should include

Organisations should be encouraged to embrace the ‘security by Playstation’ approach as much as possible, expert says

Your digital footprint is always growing – so we explore how you can keep it under control

Despite alerting citizens to problems with the system, it has now withdrawn the warning two days after its publication

Organizations are required to fix the flaws by June 13 and 14 to “reduce their exposure to cyber attacks”

The call for views will run for eight weeks as the government begins the early stages of its latest step toward cyber resilience