Google is looking to educate users about online security and privacy with its new "Good to Know" ad campaign
Our latest poll reveals TechWeekEurope readers tend to have responsibility across the board, although all the different IT disciplines are…
Social network giant Facebook has released identities of those it believes to be behind the Koobface malware
The Taxpayers' Alliance says p[ublic sector data loss fines should be paid by individuals, not tax payers - others sidagree
Oracle has released patches for 16 critical bugs among the 78 vulnerabilities fixed in its flagship database and associated software
The online cyber war against Israel continues, with the stock exchange, banks and the national airline the latest victims
Google has completed a test that allowed smartphone users to log into their Google accounts by scanning a Quick Response…
Shoppers are willing to sacrifice their privacy in order to ensure a better shopping experience, an IBM survey has revealed
The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) has been halted for the time being, but recent remarks suggest it is likely…
Copyright "troll" Andrew Crossley has been suspended from practicing law for two years and ordered to pay costs
Zappos, an Amazon-owned online shoe and clothing retailer, has been hit by a mysterious data breach that may have affected…
SOPA may have gone but there are still laws and policies which impose US standards on the rest of the…
The SOPA Anti-piracy bill has been scuttled, but the Senate's PIPA bill sails on
Richard O' Dwyer, who ran TVShack.net, loses appeal against extradition
Eleven competitors from the UK Cyber Security Challenge have progressed to the Masterclass final.
A White House blog post has sent the anti-piracy SOPA bill back to the drawing board
Rupert Murdoch calls Google a piracy leader for returning results that might infringe copyright
The BlackBerry Playbook has a security vulnerability when it connects to a handheld device, researchers have warned
The Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust will appeal if fined £375,000 by ICO
DNSSEC is capable of securing other Internet protocols, not just the DNS communications, but widespread adoption is needed
More security-conscious businesses can access Amazon Web Services directly without using the public Internet
Things have moved on since CEOP's Facebook campaign, but child protection in social media still needs careful thought, says Peter…
T-Mobile has admitted a configuration mistake led to disruption to secure emails from some customer's mobile phones
A real-time feed from Microsoft's database of intelligence on botnets is being tested to help co-ordinate efforts to bring the…
The WEF has warned world leaders about the impact of increasingly virulent cyber-attacks on global stability
CIAPC makes claims as hactivist collective protests against Finnish Pirate Bay ban
The threats from cyber attacks are evolving rapidly. Wave Systems’ Joseph Souren talks about why organisations looking for a solution…
As the commercialisation of IT continues, SoHoBlue’s Nick Morse looks at ways to improve security instead of banning devices altogether
Music industry accuses Ireland of not doing enough to protect copyright