Opinion

Opinion

• South Koreans and Australians keen to bid farewell to paper money

  The two countries are expected to lead the Asia-Pacific region in mobile payments by 2030  Continue Reading

• Open source for hybrid cloud success: Is it an open and shut case?

  Quocirca’s Clive Longbottom ponders whether enterprises need to adopt an open source-first strategy for hybrid cloud success  Continue Reading

• General Election 2017: Lib Dems want strong infrastructure and less state surveillance

  Liberal Democrat shadow business secretary Susan Kramer on the party’s plans to strengthen the UK’s infrastructure, protecting privacy and making sure a digital by default government leaves nobody behind  Continue Reading

• Five steps for business after WannaCry cyber attack

  WannaCry reveals some important facts about our dependence on the internet and IT  Continue Reading

• Investing in networks for the future – regulatory developments

  Regulators are increasingly focused on the policy objective of facilitating investment in new network technologies and high-quality broadband services. Angus Finnegan and Saher Ahmed outline some recent developments in this area in the UK and EU  Continue Reading

• Gov.uk Verify and identity assurance - it's time for a rethink

  The government's Verify identity platform is not meeting user needs - it's time to step back and review how best to make online identity for public services work  Continue Reading

• Fake tech support spiders on the world wide web

  Fake tech support should be incorporated into security awareness training as it can be a highly effective way to trick employees into granting access to enterprise computer systems  Continue Reading

• How government can use digital procurement to spend its way out of Brexit troubles

  Better use of the government's purchasing power could help to boost sectors, such as technology, likely to be affected by Brexit  Continue Reading

• Taking stock of Asia’s mobile payments industry

  China is leading the region in mobile payments, with developed markets such as Japan and South Korea not too far behind  Continue Reading

• Security Think Tank: How one organisation’s incident can become everyone’s defence

  How can organisations use red teaming to identify security gaps?  Continue Reading

• Security Think Tank: Red teaming benefits to business can be profound

  How can organisations use red teaming to identify security gaps?  Continue Reading

• Storm clouds gather for US-EU Privacy Shield data deal

  The European Parliament justice committee launches unprecedented criticism of Privacy Shield, while the Irish Court mulls future of binding corporate contracts  Continue Reading

• Security Think Tank: How to maximise the value of red team exercises

  How can organisations use red teaming to identify security gaps?  Continue Reading

• Security Think Tank: Red teaming can help businesses identify best security controls

  How can organisations use red teaming to identify security gaps?  Continue Reading

• Security Think Tank: How to get the best out of red team exercises

  How can organisations use red teaming to identify security gaps?  Continue Reading