TechWeekEurope's Michael Moore speaks to Chris Mayers, Chief Security Architect at Citrix, at InfoSecurity Europe 2015

TechWeekEurope's Michael Moore speaks to Chris Mayers, Chief Security Architect at Citrix, at InfoSecurity Europe 2015
TechWeekEurope's Michael Moore speaks to Terry Greer-King, Director of Cyber Security at Cisco UK & Ireland, at InfoSecurity Europe 2015
TechWeekEurope's Michael Moore speaks to Justin Somaini, VP and Chief Trust Office for Box, at InfoSecurity Europe 2015
Justin Somaini gives us a summary at InfoSecurity Europe 2015
TechWeekEurope's Michael Moore speaks to Alex Cosoi, Chief Security Strategist at Bitdefender, at InfoSecurity Europe 2015
TechWeekEurope's Michael Moore speaks to Darren Anstee, Director of Solutions Architects for Arbor Networks, at InfoSecurity Europe 2015
TechWeekEurope's Michael Moore speaks to Dr. Hugh Thompson, CTO at Blue Coat Systems, at InfoSecurity Europe 2015
Klaus Gheri gives us a summary at InfoSecurity Europe 2015
China denies it was behind massive breach of US government data and employee records
Security firm helps build ‘the most secure house in the world’ to keep Ferrari safe
Can you bargain with a Russian hacker over the ransom fee to unlock your computer? Yes says one researcher
SecurEnvoy's Steve Watts tells us how hackers are gaining more and more power through unsecured knowledge access points
Cloud security tool 'Data Loss Prevention 14' will feature Box cloud storage integration and Office 365 compatibility
The malware is part of a wider campaign targeting the spread of online banking, according to researchers
BAE Systems Applied Intelligence announces cloud-based cyber security tools for commercial organisations
The Hola VPN service exposes users to security, privacy and legal issues, security researchers have claimed
Freedom of Information (FoI) requests submitted to ICO and UK police show just 1 in 10 stolen devices with personal data are being reported
Google admits users feel they don't have enough control over how their information is used to power its services
Too many European firms are nowhere near ready for a data breach, with no incident response plans in place
Attackers access the personal details of more than one million individuals
The US Senate failed to reach a compromise in time to save key Patriot Act surveillance powers
The judge argued Silk Road was run as a profitable criminal enterprise that expanded the market for dangerous drugs
Iron Mountain's Phil Greenwood explains how protecting people is vital to protecting vulnerable data within the public sector
North Korea spends up to 20 percent of its military budget honing its cyber-attack capabilities
Government confirms sweeping new powers for the security services in fresh blow to privacy campaigners
How UserLock enables the School of Engineering & Digital Arts, University of Kent, to provide secure 24-hour access to computer suites
Ukranian ransomware demands up to $1,500 to unlock victims' devices
British measures to block porn on computers and mobile devices by default faces European challenge
iPhones will restart following SMS containing Arabic text, user reports say
Android developers will not longer be able to self certify the age rating of their apps as part of an effort to safeguard younger customers