North Korea spends up to 20 percent of its military budget honing its cyber-attack capabilities

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
British measures to block porn on computers and mobile devices by default faces European challenge
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
Fact or fiction? Can your smartphone identify you just by the way you type on the keyboard?
Government opts not to renew extended support agreement for Windows XP, as migration continues
Wherever you are, be safer from hackers with these top tips from Sophos
Porkie pie time...study finds consumers deliberately provide wrong information when businesses ask for personal details
Sophos’ John Shaw tells TechWeekEurope why government agencies need to sharpen up their defences
Not again! Another legacy encryption flaw could explain how the NSA and co cracked encrypted communications
It's good to talk - IBM initiative aims to help companies share their cyber security experiences
Child monitoring firm denies massive data leak but admits that it was approached by blackmailers
Akamai says attackers are changing tactics with DDoS now lasting longer but using less bandwidth
Newly uncovered legacy vulnerability could put millions of routers at risk
Employee training and accountability are two of the most important tools in decreasing internal risk, says Zoltán Györkő, CEO at IT security frim BalaBit
Retailers fare even worse, taking up to six months to identify threats, Arbor Networks survey finds
The ErsatzPasswords system lets you know when an attempted hack takes place - and tells you what the attacker was trying to hack
Hackers launching a increasing mix of old and new style attacks, Trend Micro survey finds
Carl Leonard, principal security analyst at Websense, explains how cyber attacks in the past year have affected businesses
New hacker collective is snooping on government, civil and military targets in a number of Asian countries
Hack our website, but please not our aeroplanes – the invite from United Airlines to friendly hackers
Two men behind an app that trawls through private photo albums looking for naked selfies face prison sentences
11-year-old Venom could impact thousands of organisations and 'millions' of users - but will it be as bad as Heartbleed?
New Kaspersky research centre will play an integral role in providing real-time threat intelligence to customers and partners around the world
Starbucks customer accounts hacked through smartphone apps, report claims
Once was not pukka, twice was downright careless, but Jamie Oliver website serves up malware for the third time
Europe and the US close to data-sharing agreement for security and law enforcement purposes
Expedition to Eastern Europe examines ways to combat growing cyber threat from Russia
More than 95 percent of companies running SAP applications are failing to apply software patches on a timely schedule leaving them vulnerable to cyber-attacks
Lieberman Software Corporation CEO Philip Lieberman looks at how hacktivism has evolved to become a global threat