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More low-level cyber criminals are getting access to sophisticated attack tools, say cyber intelligence specialists

Just 23% of IT departments in the UK have a strategy for managing the use of personal devices on their corporate networks, according to new research

Hacking group Anonymous claims to have released over a million Apple Unique Device Identifiers (UDIDs) obtained from breaching FBI networks

The UKBA must crack down on bogus student visas ahead of the roll-out of its troubled e-Borders program, MPs have urged

Students return to the e-skills Behind the Screen programme, as schools fill the gap left by government scrapping the national ICT curriculum

The Department of Health claws back £1bn from CSC as negotiations with the troubled supplier come to an end.

The FBI says there is no evidence that Anonymous gained access to 12 million identity codes for Apple devices by hacking an FBI agent's laptop

Around 900 government workers will be able to use the unified communications system for video and content sharing

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) wants to know how banks plan to prevent a repeat of the Royal Bank of Scotland’s (RBS) software glitch

Three months after the enforcement of the cookie law, only 12% of UK websites have prominent privacy notices and robust cookie controls, a study shows