Microsoft president Brad Smith has vowed that the company will take vigorous legal action should it be ordered to suspend or cease cloud operations in Europe by the US or any other government.

The Security Excellence Awards recognise the very best of the cybersecurity industry, and last night the finalists gathered ...

Harrods, the world-renowned luxury department store, has become the latest high-profile British retailer to fall victim to a ...

After going its own way for a year, the latest Redis releases once again offers an open source licensing option, but will ...

Welcome to Computing's weekly roundup of tech news in Asia. This time we look at India's controversial court ruling, an ...

Epic has won its long-running legal battle with Apple over Apple’s demands for commission payments for purchases related to ...

Suggestions include microsites and QR codes that can be printed, stuck to fridges at home and scanned in case of emergency so ...

Ben told delegates that cybersecurity needs to be treated in the same way as physical security, or health and safety. If ...

The European Union on Wednesday levied fines totalling €700 million against Apple and Meta for violating key provisions of ...

Evans, Partner at Boyes Turner sets out some of the risks of silent layoffs and makes some suggestions on how companies can ...

Marks & Spencer is still working to bring key systems back online after a cyber incident forced the retailer to disable ...