The British government has opted to stick with Internet Explorer 6 on its computers, despite its documented security risks

The British government has opted to stick with Internet Explorer 6 on its computers, despite its documented security risks
When the rule base gets big and tangled, it starts to affect firewall performance, warns CTO of Tufin Technologies, Reuven Harrison
Microsoft is patching a Windows vulnerability being targeted by attackers. The zero-day bug was disclosed publicly this month.
The growth of mobile broadband will massively outstrip the growth of fixed broadband by the end of 2015, says analyst group
OLPC wants to help roll out cheap laptops in India, but previous disagreements with India authorities may mean the pledge falls on deaf ears
Convirture holds that it is plugging a major hole by specialising in managing open-source Xen, KVM virtualization
Motorola said in a community forum that Google's Android 2.2 operating system (Froyo) will be pushed out to the Motorola Droid in August
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer criticises Google during a talk at Microsoft’s Financial Analyst Meeting
Foursquare, Gowalla and Brightkite are highly hyped but have yet to reach their potential for Web marketers
Intel kept hold of the top spot in the graphics chips market, while AMD show significant gains
Apple is investigating reports that iPhone 3G users are experiencing a number of problems with their handsets after upgrading to iOS 4
The uptake of cloud computing services is driving new spending on server hardware, with revenues predicted to reach $6.4 billion by 2014
The vast majority of British people believe that taking a laptop on holiday would not cause arguments with their partner or family
Android might be doing well, but concerns about security, privacy and an enterprise focus could hold the mobile operating system back
The cloud is the future of IT and Microsoft’s Server and Tools business has the company poised to cash in on that opportunity
For the second time in as many months, McAfee is pushing into the mobile security market via acquisition, this time targeting mobile security vendor TenCube
Google distributes more malware than any other search engine - more than twice the amount of Bing, Twitter and Yahoo! combined
Microsoft opened its annual Financial Analyst Meeting with the claim that Microsoft's cloud computing initiatives are beginning to gain traction
At the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas, former NSA Director Michael Hayden examined the concept of cyber-war and the role attendees need to play
Mainframes are still popular, according to our readers' poll, despite arguments that 'big iron' is on the wane. Next up: what is your company’s open source policy?
Executives at HP have indicated that it could make a line of Windows 7 tablets that would be geared more for businesses than consumers
Amazon has launched its third generation of Kindle e-readers, including a price competitive Wi-Fi-only version
iSuppli has discovered in a teardown that the HTC Droid Incredible might be thought of as the “Google Nexus Two,” because their components are so similar
Will Research in Motion name its rumoured tablet device, the Blackpad? This has been suggested after the BlackBerry maker reportedly purchased the domain BlackPad.com
A new report has found that while data breaches are declining, many incidents could be easily avoided
In an effort to step up its fight against cyber crime, ICANN has upgraded its security at the very top of the domain name system
Apple has patched a vulnerability in its Safari browser just 24 hours before the flaw was to be presented to Black Hat security conference
The privacy weaknesses of social networks are once again in the spotlight, after a security consultant shared details of millions of Facebook users online
Some ISPs are manipulating broadband figures, but ultimately it is all about the timetable for migrating to fibre, experts claim
The government has announced a bilateral trade agreement between the UK and Indian ICT industries to encourage innovation and investment