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Formerly PhishMe, Cofense is on a mission to stamp out phishing and is celebrating its rebranding by offering you FREE party packs.

A number of computers were hacked and have now been disabled - and the Scottish and English parliaments have had the same attack in the last year.

Experts from Commvault, Aeriandi, Cloudian, and Scale Computing (among others) have come together to share their insights and help raise awareness.

Some see the edge as just hype and some see it as a defining technology both now and in the future - Scale Computing's founder is in the latter group.

Robin Block interviewed CybSafe founder Oz Alashe to determine his motives, the challenges involved and what the future holds.

Those who don't comply will face huge financial penalties and are likely to be held publicly accountable for any misuse of customer data.

Findings from a survey of senior security executives revealed the majority are aware of cybercrime's rise - but they're not ready.

An expert has stated that we could soon be launching data centres into outer space to utilise solar power & zero human error, among other things.

​Metaswitch has announced the availability of a complete portfolio of Composable Network Protocols (CNP) for large-scale data centres.

Verizon introduces the Verizon Risk Report, a cutting-edge tech solution to automate and enhance data-driven security decisions for businesses and governments.

iPass has released the results of a survey that sought to determine how companies are dealing with the trade-off between security and mobile workers.

​Now in its fourth year DataCentres North is shaping up to be a must-attend for anyone involved in data centres with interests outside of London.

2017 saw installed wind energy capacity surging around the world with huge investment - nations experienced up to 50 percent growth.

UK startup IP House has officially opened its doors for business with a high-spec data centre located on the fringes of London's financial district.

The UK government today announced the launch of a new strategy to support the export of the nation's cybersecurity technologies.

Cryptomining is increasingly outdoing ransomware in popularity but cybercriminals are running out of CPU, painting data centres as prime targets.

Despite the high costs of construction in London and the looming Brexit, there is no shortage of demand in Europe's main data centre destination.

Data collected in 2017 shows that attacks like ransomware and cryptojacking are easily bypassing legacy security solutions due to lax businesses.

At its annual THINK event, IBM has made its intentions clear with the tech colossus investing heavily to bolster its multi-cloud strategy.

After Gartner forecast IoT security spending to hit US$3.1b in 2021, Huntsman's Piers Wilson says IoT vulnerabilities are being found all the time.