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Stop telling me that ransomware is no longer business enemy number one. Or better still, start telling that nonsense to the likes of Logitech, which recently endured the data breach consequences of a

The next five years could see dramatic change on the web, as AI disrupts Google’s dominance in search, sparks a new browser war and exacerbates privacy invasions and digital surveillance. Or we could

ll internet users will recognise that things are getting worse online. Google searches now require scrolling through AI word soup and sponsored adverts at the top of results, while Facebook has become

Two years into therapy, one midlife working mother was finally beginning to heal after decades of putting others first. Then an email arrived: her therapy notes had been hacked and published online. Here, she shares the toll on her mind

Privacy by design – sounds like a lot of expensive re-engineering? In the context of legacy systems and processes it probably would be very costly to implement. “PbD”, as it’s familiarly known, isn’t

Technology keeps getting smarter, more reliable and more cloud-based, and old-school backup regimes have fallen by the wayside. Many of us remember the days of copying key files onto floppy disks at t