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Cyber threats propel demand for robust data center security, market to hit $15.49bn by 2024, says Grand View Research.

Microsoft's chief environmental strategist, Rob Bernard, says that the cloud must be built responsibly to power a data-driven world.

Identity proofing is clearly a top global fraud issue. What can organisations who need to prove electronic identities do to overcome this issue?.

Android now controls over 85% of the smartphone market and is by far the biggest player in the tablet market as well.

Cybersecurity and hacking are just plot devices the series uses to achieve its goals, but they play a major role in the series.

Yahoo scrambles to mitigate a colossal data breach affecting 500m users, as state-sponsored hackers are blamed for the 2014 incident.

I want to discuss four significant security and privacy assumptions that Snowden's actions, and the resulting revelations, have undermined.

Cin7, which says it offers 'a genuine ERP experience' for mid-tier companies at 10-20% of the price, is ramping up its channel after dramatic growth.

CommScope unveils a vital eBook for streamlining data center design, packed with industry insights and practical tips.

Evolve IP sets sights on the Asia Pacific and Australia regions for cloud services and virtual data center coverage.

So where do I start? There are core tenets that will end up being repeated but here a few essential points to consider.

New malware variants are on the rise but phishing attack rates have dropped, suggesting a rollercoaster mix of threat types in August.

Digital leaders like YouTube, Facebook, Uber, AirBnB, and Google are pushing ethical boundaries to make money.

China's data center market is set to grow 13% from 2016-2020, driven by increased adoption of cloud-based services and big data analytics.

SMBs face up to £99k hit from a single cryptomalware attack, with operational halt and data loss key culprits, warns Kaspersky Lab.

CEOs aim for better customer experience, but poor technology management continues to disappoint, says journalist.

UAE activist targeted by 'Trident' - a trio of zero-day iOS exploits enabling total device control, discovered by Toronto researchers.

ESET uncovers a novel Android botnet, Android/Twitoor, controlled via Twitter instead of a traditional server, marking a first in mobile malware tactics.

Are we entering an age of idiocracy? Is technology making us stupid? These questions are being raised as online culture continues to evolve.

Telecoms firms increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, including via insiders and blackmail, says Kaspersky Labs.