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Egress conducted a survey to examine the root causes of employee-driven data breaches, their frequency, and impact.

The Boncode and OutSystems alliance aims to help organisations to build fast and feel comfortable that the work they're delivering is at peak quality levels.

A10 Network's Adrian Taylor uses findings from a number of reports to illustrate his point that advances in technology are facilitating cybercrime.

The cloud-based testing environment for APIs enables banks to accelerate compliance with Open Banking and PSD2 deadlines.

The announcement of NVIDIA's largest ever acquisition follows months of speculation involving other potential bids from the likes of Microsoft and Intel.

Okta is set to acquire Azuqua, enhancing its capacity to integrate and automate business apps, aiming for seamless workflow across enterprises.

Cloudhelix's CTO discusses the future of data centres and cloud solutions and how regulations and demands will shape them.

IBM Security's 2019 report indicates a shift in cybercriminal tactics, with cryptojacking attacks doubling those of ransomware as hackers seek easier profits.

Sextortion scams are on the rise, with 1 in 10 spear phishing attacks being blackmail or sextortion attempts, according to Barracuda's analysis.

A new survey reveals there is optimism surrounding the services 5G will enable and the interplay with edge computing, but concerns remain around energy usage.

A Turkish company called Turkcell has released a new identity management solution that works by harnessing the power of the blockchain.

The bustling public cloud services and infrastructure markets in aggregate are set to undertake substantial growth this year.

According to the tech giant, enterprises around the world are scrambling to future-proof their infrastructure, resulting in a boom in all-flash storage.

Google's latest US$13 billion investment in its US data centres marks a strategic move to gain ground in the competitive cloud market, says Francesco Paola.

tyntec and Averon team up to globally deploy a secure, user-friendly wireless authentication solution, aiming to curb data breaches and enhance user experience.

Inmarsat and Microsoft team up to allow Inmarsat's customers to transfer data to Microsoft Azure IoT Central platform.

The company has unveiled its new server which is a result of its continued investment in solutions supporting IoT and edge computing.

Google is currently behind AWS and Microsoft in the cloud battle, and it would seem this play is an attempt to claw some ground back.

A new report has revealed a concerning number of enterprises still believe security is the responsibility of the cloud service provider.

More servers and more CPU power used to be the answer to boosting data centre performance, but it appears this is no longer the case.