Exclusive: Vupen CEO says business is coming to London as the controversial exploit-selling market continues to expand
Number 10 and Scotland Yard named in leaked emails from Wikileaks
"Immoral" tax avoidance could face searching questions, warns John Mann MP
The government's cost-cutting programme has resulted in £249m of ICT savings for the 2011/12 fiscal year
Cabinet Office blames a hosting provider for the CloudStore outage
Francis Maude gives universities millions to produce at least 24 security-minded graduates
Cyber Security Challenge director says the focus is on defence skills, not offensive expertise
The 'Madi' mass cyber espionage campaign sees over 800 machines infected across the Middle East
N Yorkshire gets its fibre while others wait, because the deal got early EU approval
More cyber soldiers wanted for "active defence" at GCHQ
Apple loses greed cred - and government money
Home Office officials tell a Parliamentary Committee why they want our communications data
Francis Maude has said an important step has taken place in the Government’s 'open data revolution'
Remote access tool killed by its creator, but the Syrian government may still be using it
Pre-legislative scrutiny of the Draft Communications Data Bill has begun as Chief Constable of the British Transport Police gives the…
Huawei is struggling to shed the negative perception it has because of ties with China, a source says
American authorities make way more demands for Twitter to share user details
As promised the government has begun consultations over an automatic block for online pornography
UK start-ups were all but absent from Le Web, highlighting how far the US is ahead, says Tom Brewster
David Cameron's policy advisers say the UK relishes the tech "arms race" that is happening right now.
The government should spend money on busting cybercrime perpetrators, instead of on security products, say Cambridge University researchers
There are some serious technology issues that need to be ironed out in Snooper's Charter. Here's five of the biggest
The Draft Communications Data Bill is released but is widely panned by MPs and privacy experts
The government has provided an extra £32 million in broadband funding after a storm of complaints
New notification system launches as malware developed by governments becomes commonplace
Like its predecessors, espionage malware Flame has upped the stakes in the security market with its advanced surveillance capabilities, says…
Government launches an app for seeing how much tax people pay and where the government spends it
The government has revealed plans for a Open Data Institute (ODI) to be based at Silicon Roundabout
CloudStore 2 goes live with some additional functionality
The DWP becomes the next target of Anonymous splinter cell, the ATeam