The top American arms buyer wants future US weapon systems to be hacker-proof
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The top American arms buyer wants future US weapon systems to be hacker-proof
European governments oppose end to EU roaming charges and don't give net neutrality their full backing, going against the European Parliament
The war of words escalates between America and China over its demand for a backdoor in foreign software
Ofcom says rural and suburban broadband speeds did not rise in the six months leading up to November 2014 and are just one third of urban speeds
Russian hacker behind the Gameover Zeus botnet is hit with world's largest ever reward for his arrest
European Commission report places Denmark top, and praises UK on availability of cheap, fast broadband
Twitter says net neutrality legislation essential for US economy and for freedom of speech
Ordnance Survey says it wants to help developers create new kinds of application through open data and better licences
The NSA backs FBI conclusion that North Korea was responsible for the damaging hack of Sony Pictures
GCHQ and NSA accused of hacking Gemalto in documents allegedly leaked by Edward Snowden
Ed Vaizey says the situation in the capital is much better than the House of Lords thinks
Welsh Government issues tender for contracts to improve broadband coverage in the country
House of Lords says presence of broadband notspots in rural areas is "unacceptable"
Is the last part of Motorola about to be sold off?
O2 'No.10' tariff offers 5GB of data for £10 a month, along with £100 connection credit
Government-funded BDUK projects have connected two million homes and businesses to superfast broadband
GCHQ was operating illegally for at least seven years between 2007 and 2014
Research suggest there is confusion about the availability of superfast broadband in the UK
Investigators of Anthem attack pursue evidence pointing to Chinese state-sponsored hackers
New proposals governing NSA data collection don't go far enough, campaigners complain
Parliamentary committee calls for 10Mbps minimum speeds and satellite broadband subsidies to make sure the final five percent of properties aren't left out
Defra and Hitachi Solutions Europe work together to deliver Government’s new digital by default approach
'Jargon free' G-Cloud 6 services now available on the government's digital marketplace
Government IT leader will leave post as MP for Horsham at the next election
Public Accounts Committee report says the cost of rural broadband rollout could be a lot less than expected
Google agrees to alter its UK privacy policy after escaping a fine by Information Commissioner
Funding to transform former Nuclear Lab into centre for renewable energy and cyber security skills
The scheme aims to develop the UK into Europe's hub for cyber security startups
Commuters in Leeds and Bradford to benefit from Super Connected Cities funding
Protectionism or national security? China demands foreign firms hand over source code for inspection