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Survey: 84% of IT execs hold firm against paying ransoms, but 43% of hacked companies do pay up, highlighting cybersecurity dilemmas.

Apple, Google and Facebook are all vying to strengthen their communications capabilities through messaging apps and integration.

As football mania is sweeping the world, employees could be a security risk through your 'bring-your-own-device' policies, warns Flexera Software.

Scammers are once again targeting Apple customers in their attempt to hijack accounts and steal payment information. Here's the rundown.

With worldwide sales of mobile phones still surging, organisations that don't have a mobile & cloud strategy will be left behind.

Apple unveils 'Home' app at WWDC, sidestepping Echo rivalry but strengthening its smart home strategy by centralising control.

Apple iCloud users are the latest targets of phishing campaigns using the same content but different domains to target users, FireEye reports.

The global BYOD security market is set to reach $337 million by 2020, driven by increased use of mobile devices, says Technavio.

Mobile giants can't ignore the new top 10 smartphone techs that shape user experience, says Gartner's Roberta Cozza.

Microsoft recently announced a further scaling back of the mobile phone manufacturing business that it acquired from Nokia in 2013.

While initially disappointing, the announcement of Daydream VR sets the stage for mobile VR to shine in the numerous ways.

FireEye and Mandiant have discovered a widespread Android vulnerability allowing attackers to escalate privileges.

Workload scheduling software is having its time to shine, as businesses look to increase efficiency and productivity.

For the first time in 13 years, Apple has posted a decrease in financial performance, spelling ill tidings for the rest of the industry.

The biometrics market is set to reach $30bn by 2021, with consumer and banking sectors seeing the most growth, says ABI Research.

Intel is slashing 12,000 positions globally as it refocuses its business around data center and internet of things and away from PCs.

Smart security systems are smart enough to know what's normal and only alert you to anything not normal, no matter where you are in the world.

Trend Micro has discovered two new, critical vulnerabilities affecting QuickTime for Windows, which Apple will no longer be supporting.

The growing number of connected devices is driving demand for IoT security, says Amrita Choudhury, analyst at Technavio.

New research warns of security risks in the enterprise with the increasing use of wearables, as two thirds of owners use no login protection.