First stage of government plan revealed to get ultra-fast broadband to some of the most remote and rural locations in…
US regulatory move by the FCC signals that the tough US stance against China under the Joe Biden administration is…
The UK Integrated Defence Review includes subtle change about when it may use nuclear weapons if attacked by 'emerging technologies'
Russian authorities have repeated a warning that Twitter has one month to delete 'banned content', or it will be blocked…
Security specialist ESET warns that at least ten hacking groups are exploiting the flaw with Microsoft's mail server software to…
Social networking giant Facebook asks a US federal court to dismiss three antitrust lawsuits, saying there is no evidence or…
Amid protests for Alexei Navalny, Russia said it will slow down Twitter for alleged failure to remove banned content, and…
End to throw-away society? The UK to introduce 'right to repair' laws in the summer to tackle long standing e-waste…
Budget 2021. Debit card contactless payment limit raised to £100, as Coronavirus pandemic accelerates electronic payment popularity
State-sponsored hacking group Hafnium, operating out of mainland China, responsible for Microsoft mail server hack, firms announce
US national security commission recommends tightening up 'choke points' on chip manufacturing, to safeguard American interests
NCSC investigates after hackers compromised one of the world’s top biology labs at Oxford University, that is investigating Coronavirus
Contract between NHS and data mining firm Palantir now at centre of lawsuit filed by UK political website
Australia becomes first country in the world where a government arbitrator can set prices tech giants must pay for local…
After the very public row with the Australian government, Facebook confirms it is investing $1 billion in the news industry
Chip shortage targetted by US executive order that will review supply chains for four critical products experiencing shortages
'It was the Russians.' Senior executives from SolarWinds, Microsoft, FireEye and CrowdStrike defend themselves at US Senate
US charges three North Korean military hackers, and accuses one of them of being involved in Wannacry (2017) and Sony…
North Korean hackers have attempted to steal valuable Covid-19 vaccine information from Pfizer, warns South Korean intelligence
Facebook called it 'bad legislation' and Google says it is 'unworkable', and threatened to pull out, as Australia gears up…
Biden administration to consider targeted restrictions of sensitive technology exports to China, and will not lift restrictions
Privacy watchdog EDPS backs European Commission's DMA and DSA draft rules on tech firms, but suggests more safeguards are needed
TikTok's purchase by Oracle and Walmart halted indefinitely, after President Biden orders review of Chinese national security threat
Looming showdown. Indian government request for Twitter to remove 1,100 accounts and posts is refused by the micro-blogging platform
Real world risk to people's health from hackers demonstrated, after cyber attack attempted to poison water supply for an entire…
Service launched down under in bid to neutralise Australian government effort to force firms to pay local content publishers
Australian prime minister reportedly has “constructive meeting” with Alphabet boss Sundar Pichai over controversial media law
Leak surrounding the Netherlands’ coronavirus track-and-trace programme, results in the personal data of people being stolen, amid curfew riots
Hot potato. Mark Zuckerberg refers his decision to indefinitely suspend Donald Trump over to its independent oversight board
Nuclear option. Google executive warns it will withdraw search engine from Australia due to 'unworkable' publisher payments law