The myriad ways people can hide their web activity makes the government's overbearing legislation absurd, says Tom Brewster

China gets the blame for being the cyber-warmongering nation but everybody's at it and its industry that takes the arrows and needs protecting, says Eric Doyle

We should look at ways to forge opportunities from the right to be forgotten, says Tom Brewster.

The race to cut costs and streamline data centres is leaving security issues behind as the challenges outstrip the native skills of the implementers, says Eric Doyle

The US Army has launched a marketplace prototype for approved apps while the Air Force has bought into the iPad revolution

The Cyber Security Challenge is more than a competition. It is a revelation of why there are so few IT security job applicants, says Eric Doyle

The acquisition of SonicWall gives Dell a powerful set of products and services to compete with Cisco, Juniper and HP, says Chris Preimesberger

Google Chairman Eric Schmidt's techno-utopian ideals were brought down to earth by the German Chancellor at the CeBIT fair says Peter Judge

On the Internet, everybody can hear you scream - or belch or break wind - because nothing is erased, not even libelous comments, says Eric Doyle

Through a probably trivial date error, Microsoft's Azure has screwed things up for all the other cloud providers, says Peter Judge