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A fierce battle took place in the worldwide server market in the fourth quarter of 2017 with global revenue soaring 25.7 percent.

After the allegations about Emirates' customer data policies emerged, High-Tech Bridge ran a test on the site's security - with interesting results.

International Women's Day is here and what better time to tackle the elephant in the room that is the huge gender disparity in the technology sector.

With malware continually evolving, Blueliv says it's crucial that the 'good guys' begin to collaborate in the fight against cybercrime.

​The swelling generation of mobile workers is causing headaches for IT staff with more than half connecting to unsecured networks every week.

A new report from SonicWall has shed light on the current threat landscape with the company recording an astonishing 9.32b malware attacks in 2017.

​GDPR is looming (May 25) over the heads of IT staff throughout Europe and beyond but this survey found data is still not being managed properly.

​Acronis has revealed its intentions to enhance its backup solutions by integrating them with Google Cloud Platform.

Cybercriminals currently have the edge in the battle against cybersecurity, according to High-Tech Bridge CEO Ilia Kolochenko.

Multiple US officials have announced the intelligence community had evidence that states had been compromised by Russia but didn't tell anyone.

23,000 customers of Trustico recently received an email informing them their website security certificates will be rendered useless within 24 hours.

Gender equality is something the tech industry has always struggled with despite offering bright career and pay prospects.

​5G has been talked about for a number of years but the quest is really starting to heat up with the big players keen to express their handiwork.

Trend Micro says cybercriminals are becoming more business-minded and are likely to target organisations that are trying to comply with GDPR.

5G has long been in development with no shortage of hype surrounding the term - but Ericsson's CEO said at MWC it is officially in the here and now.

RepKnight published an 'alternative olympics' medal table that details the countries that feature most heavily on the dark web - infographic included.

​The Open Bug Bounty project has reached 100,000 fixed vulnerabilities and is showing no signs of slowing down with changes on the horizon.

23% of organisations around the world were affected by Check Point's 'most wanted' malware in January, a 'lucrative' revenue stream for criminals.

Last year Chrome announced a formal plan to remove trust from Symantec-issued certificates - Venafi's Walter Goulet discusses the implications.

More than 205 billion emails are sent and received every day with that number increasing every year - something hackers are keenly aware of.