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Facebook has shared its user data with Chinese tech firms, including Huawei and Lenovo, both of whom are suspected as potential risks to US national security. read more
FBI agents have seized control of a key server in the Kremlin’s global botnet of 500,000 hacked routers, allowing the victims to be identified. read more
Experts see an intensification in the level of cyber attacks from N Korea in the build up to talks with S Korea and the US on de-nuclearisation. read more
Top British law officer thinks hostile states targeting essential infrastructure & services should be treated in the same way as physical attackers. read more
Like any other advanced economic power, Japan operates a significant intelligence and surveillance apparatus. Here is an outline. read more
As conventional computing technology matures and with an insatiable demand for more power, there is a growing interest in quantum computing. read more
GDPR is a wake-up call for American companies to solidify best practices around their big data and data science initiatives. read more
A crime is crime, whether the bad actor is throwing a brick or wielding a keypad. Police forces should treat online crimes and physical crimes the same. read more
As a well known offshore banking centre for Russian nationals, it is perhaps no surprise that Malta suffers a high number of cyber attacks. read more
Sexual offenses, phishing and other online fraud are on the increase in Scotland, although the national police force say they are adapting to change. read more
Terror groups are using new and better techniques to hide data in computers and phones to reduce the intelligence value of seized laptops & phones. read more
The UK online crime reporting service is seeing a big jump in suspicious messaging connected with the stricken customer IT systems of TSB Bank. read more
Britain will name and shame foreign states that hire hackers to carry out cyber attacks or interfere via the Internet in national elections. read more...
Driven by a nationwide skills gap, the Bank of England is hosting its first face-to-face cyber security competition to find young talent. read more
Beyond the EU the GDPR regulation is expected to reshape how global organisations manage, share and protect their users’ personal data. read more
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