O2's voice and data services in the South-East have been hit by problems after an incident of theft and vandalism
Microsoft experienced its own outage last week after its BPOS service denied customers access to email
The US government's plans to secure infrastructure look good, says Peter Judge. Maybe Britain can learn a thing or two…
Obama administration sets out how to protect critical infrastructure, and calls for a data breach notification law
Sony is restoring access to services on its PlayStation Network and Qriocity, but has hit some hiccups
As Facebook wipes the egg from its face following an ineffectual smear campaign, Google is taking the high road, says…
A survey has found that nearly half of British businesses have formally banned access to social networks
Phishing and malware is becoming more and more common on social networking websites, warns Microsoft
BSA estimates software piracy costs the software industry at least $59 billion worldwide
In its attempt to secretly blacken Google's name, Facebook shows it simply refuses to understand privacy, says Peter Judge
Clumsy anti-Google smear campaign based on privacy allegations blows up in Facebook's Face
Canada's clean cyber climate appears to be attracting the malware criminals, says Websense
Big Blue introduces exabyte-capable tape libraries to handle massive data set backup and archiving
The Information Commissioner has issued advice to organisations on how to use personal data responsibly
The Metropolitan Police's purchase of GeoTime tracking software will be misused, warn privacy groups
French security researchers have discovered a way to crack Google's Chrome web browser
58-year-old Anne Muir has become the first person in Scotland to be convicted of illegally sharing music
Symantec has found a bug which gave advertisers and third-parties access to user accounts
Google's Android platform has become a target for malware writers, with a 400 percent rise in malicious code
The release of Zeus' source code means more cyber-criminals will soon be using the infamous banking Trojan
A report has highlighted concerns over the millions of Facebook users who are below the age of 13
The bad news continues for ACS:Law after the ICO issued it with a £1,000 fine for lax IT security
Baroness Neville-Jones has announced her resignation as the Government's Cyber Security Minister
The ICO's advice for businesses on upcoming privacy regulations has been criticised for being 'generic'
The OpenID Foundation has warned of a flaw that could be exploited by attackers to modify data
No hefty Patch Tuesday downloading this month, as Microsoft readies just two security bulletins
Sony's lack of attention to security raises an argument for governments to set minimum standards like the PCI-DSS rules, says…
TalkTalk's new HomeSafe security feature offers parental controls for all devices connected the network
Fundamental security, like updating Web software and adding network firewalls could have saved Sony