Cyber-criminals are using malware and man-in-the-middle tactics to transfer cash from bank accounts, even with two-factor authentication in place

Administrators must consider the potential vulnerabilities posed by the printer if they are to secure their networks

Cyber-attackers are hitting higher-profile targets for financial gain, for "hacktivist" causes or just for fun

When consumer devices hit the workplace, who is responsible for their security and costs?

This year, Wimbledon goes 3D and IBM's liquid-cooled systems serve deeper analysis to the audience

Protecting the data where it lives is better than relying on perimeter defences alone

The days of Mac OS X being seemingly immune from viruses and other malware are gone forever

Cloud services aren’t inherently less secure than those held in data centres. In fact, they may be more secure

Remote access is becoming more popular, more complex and more risk-prone, forcing IT departments to get clued-up

Despite software-as-a-service's potential to be the next wave of IT, it is still a client-server world