It’s a little short sighted to assume that all there is to remote working is connecting your work laptop to a home Wi-Fi network says Andrew Millard

If public sector IT moves to the cloud, we need new mutualised ways to deliver services, says Alan Mac Neela, of Dell

The UK police's BlackBerry project has been criticised, but is kicking BlackBerry just this year's fashion, asks Peter Judge

The MegaUpload case shows the US government can already enforce its copyright abroad. The world is asking why SOPA was necessary, says Wayne Rash

After the site blackout, what can non-US citizens do to protest a law which would damage the World's Intenret, asks Peter Judge

Saveaged by Parliamenteray committees and consumer watchdogs, the people behind the government's smart meter plan need to get work on their figures, says Peter Judge

As global leaders look to international aid to support the developing world, SOFTtribe’s Herman Chinery-Hesse, argues that aid actually damages technology and innovation by local businesses

McAfee researchers have been crystal ball watching to divine 2012's security trends. Tom Jowitt investigates their findings

The GCHQ recruitment puzzle has been full of security holes but it was more of a publicity stunt than anything else, says Eric Doyle

Cloud services could lose, in an Olympian contest over privacy between US patriots and EU human rights defenders, says Eric Doyle.