information security (InfoSec)

This legend of computing was a pioneering great but his analogue invention doesn’t sit well in a digital age

Not all hackers are motivated by greed - some of them use their powers for good

We get face-to-face with one of the IT Pro Panellists

Embattled outsourcing firm says the glitch in its data-transfer mechanism is only "very low-level"

Researchers find a non-protected MongoDB instance amounting to 150GB of unique data

Exploit code is known to be in circulation for both vulnerabilities

Californian man accuses the firm of not seeking his consent, and of disrupting access to his personal devices

Tech giants war over violation of internal enterprise programme as Google also admits to breaching rules

Gargantuan 87GB trove of email addresses and passwords was sourced from thousands of separate data breaches

Names and email addresses accidentally made public in the second major security scare in as many months

The social media giant’s third-party tracking via the Facebook SDK may constitute a GDPR breach

From data breaches to hardware vulnerabilities, these are the most embarrassing security blunders of the year

Data from email addresses to payment card and passport numbers were potentially accessed

Hardware-based encryption far less secure than presumed with attackers able to access data without passwords

We get face-to-face with one of the IT Pro Panellists

We get face-to-face with one of the IT Pro Panellists

Employees are selling services and internal information for between $80 and $2,000 to businesses seeking advantage

A North Korean programmer is accused of conducting cyber attacks on behalf of the government

Experts indicate it could lead to a second Equifax-level data breach

Embarrassing breach revealed names, email addresses, phone numbers and more

Researchers found 94% of NHS trusts still use handwritten notes to record patient data

From Anonymous to Omega, here’s everything you need to know about hackers with a conscience

Ageing firmware, hackers, lax thinking – just three of the reasons why IT managers need to take printer security more seriously.

Emotionally-driven decisions put companies at risk, finds security report