The scourge of coronavirus could be fundamentally changing the way businesses operate by expanding remote working and accelerating the deployment of robotics and AI.

British broadband speeds are now among the slowest in Europe having dropped to a lowly 47th in the world.

There are many signs that the COVID-19 pandemic is fundamentally changing the world we live in today.

The cost of cybercrime is snowballing at an alarming rate and costing organisations around the world many trillions of dollars.

NatWest Bank is developing behavioural biometrics technology which could soon replace conventional passwords.

Millions of Microsoft users have been using log-on credentials that could be known by cybercriminals. A big part of the problem has been the re-use of passwords which has made it much easier for hackers to unlock users’ accounts.

Many organisations that set out to modernise their legacy IT systems never complete the process, according to new global research.

Major technology companies are suspending sales of facial recognition software to US police departments until the laws concerning their appropriate use are tightened up.

Working from home during the pandemic has made many people reluctant to go back to their workplaces on a full-time basis despite an easing of the UK lockdown rules.

Covid-19 is causing a surge in cybercrime as hackers use various techniques to steal data and disrupt organisations.