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According to Nutanix's Jeff Smith, public cloud is not - and never has been - a panacea, and it seems the world has finally caught up to that fact.

Rising geopolitical tensions coupled with an expanding attack surface have left governments and organisations vulnerable to targeted attacks.

Investment in Internet of Things (IoT) solutions In Europe is set to continue its relentless march forward in 2019.

Security professionals feel like they are perceived as 'policemen', and 13% say they experience negativity from colleagues all the time.

Flashpoint's Eric Lackey reveals the true cost of state-sponsored cyber espionage and just how rampant it actually is.

IT Governance' Alan Calder reflects on Data Protection Day and the next steps businesses should be taking for the year ahead.

After two teens managed to hack hundreds of thousands of printers around the world, KYOCERA Document Solutions has some tips for businesses.

Nestled in a former chapel, the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, housing MareNostrum, stuns with its beauty and power, reaching 13.7 petaflops.

A cyber resilience strategy with defence in depth is now a fundamental part of any organisation's approach to operational activity.

Skyscanner launches a public bug bounty program, offering up to USD $2,000 per vulnerability, via Bugcrowd to enhance its website, API, and mobile app security.

Lenovo recently held a press event in Barcelona, flying in media representatives from all over Europe to benefit from a content-packed event.

ThreatQuotient's Anthony Perridge believes the answer to security teams falling behind criminals is to deploy threat intelligence platforms.

There was a staggering rise in criminal activity within the cryptocurrency market last year, despite the decline in the market.

In this exclusive interview, Blancco's Fredrik Forslund details just how expensive the issue of data centre waste has become.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionising cybersecurity by effectively combating fileless attacks, which evade traditional antivirus software.

Financial services companies took 29 days to address a quarter of their vulnerabilities in coding, and 573 days to remediate all open vulnerabilities.

A new report reveals that two in five organisations spend over USD $100,000 annually storing useless IT hardware, posing security and compliance risks.

In previous years this day has been overlooked but KCOM's David Francis says recent events have fueled its importance.

Jonathan Couch isn't a fan of annual predictions and so instead has shared his thoughts on the headlines we can expect this year.

New data indicates attackers preyed on the large attack surface of ASN-level communications service providers with a 'bit-and-piece' approach.