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If you have been using a generic e-mail provider as a growing enterprise, you'll soon realize that without a business-oriented solution, you'll run into a myriad of problems. First, if you're using a free webmail service, you won't have the option of using your brand's name in the extension. Unfortunately, in the professional world, this can diminish your credibility.

Cunning hackers have successfully duped investors out of almost $500,000 after compromising the servers of the online currency platform Enigma.

The history of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) has been a rocky one. Since the beginning, IT departments and business owners have tried to understand the idea and learn how to make it positive for the business instead of a headache. To help them achieve this goal, software emerged on the market called mobile device management (MDM). Rather than review specific MDM tools, however, this article

Most of the UK's top businesses are underprepared for new data protection rules, while 10 per cent have no response plan for a cyber attack, according to a government survey.

The cost of education continues to rise; this has prompted the higher learning institutions to have a bigger challenge when demonstrating the return and value on investment. For the educators to address these challenges, most of the institutions have created a roadmap as an interactive dashboard,

A notorious hacking firm, probably best described as greyhats rather than white or blackhats, briefly breached the PlayStation Facebook and Twitter accounts on Sunday.

It should come as no surprise that the upward trend of larger-scale attacks against critical infrastructure poses substantial cyber and physical risks across the enterprise.

Elon Musk is leading demands for a global ban on killer robots, warning technological advances could revolutionise warfare and create new "weapons of terror" that target innocent people.

Secretive electronic spy agency GCHQ was aware that accused malware author Marcus Hutchins, aka MalwareTechBlog, was due to be arrested by US authorities when he travelled to United States for the DEF CON hacker conference, according to reports.