Jitendra Soni

Tessian report estimates nearly half of office workers go easy on data security when working remotely.

Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) tracks various hacking groups in so-called ‘hack-for-hire’ campaigns.

ESET researchers uncover new attacks targeting unnamed European governments.

Although working from home is more popular than ever, companies remain unprepared to ensure it can happen securely.

14 new business-focused devices from Fujitsu include tablets, notebook laptops and mobile workstations.

Offices to reopen in a phased manner for Google employees who cannot work remotely.

Businesses urged to ensure cloud and collaboration services stay secure.

Data Asset eXchange hub allows AI developers to use the available data under open licenses.

HP ZBook Firefly could be the world's thinnest mobile workstation.

Renaming Calibra wallet could be first in a number of changes from Facebook.

Chinese tech giant expects greater enterprise adoption of cloud services in the future

Almost 70 per cent of all serious Chrome security bugs relate to memory management and safety, Google says.

Big names unite to urge UN and governments to come together and safeguard healthcare.

Vulnerable web servers hijacked to mine cryptocurrency by Blue Mockingbird malware.

EU told to take strict action against Irish data protection authority.

Seven tech companies have written to the U.S. House of Representatives to ban the warrantless collection of internet search and browsing history.

8.3 billion internet records from Thailand’s largest cell network leak online.

A new variant of the Zeus banking malware has emerged

Threat actors are leveraging Google's technology to harvest credentials.

Linus Torvalds also hinted that he hopes to one day run an ARM-powered desktop.

Increasing number of companies asking staff to work from home has led to shortage of office supplies and computer peripherals.

Researchers record fastest internet speed ever using a micro-comb.

Although exact number of layoffs was not confirmed, reports suggest it could be in the thousands.