Should British companies adopt facial recognition technology to improve security, just when tougher legislation is being called for?

A worrying warning from Samsung has highlighted the potential threat of cyber-attacks on devices connected to the Internet of Things (IoT).

5G is being switched on by UK network operators – offering data transfer speeds of up to 20Gbps for mobile device users.

A big question mark remains about using Huawei’s 5G technology – despite the British government granting the company partial access to the UK’s mobile infrastructure.

The threat to data privacy from devices that use voice recognition to answer questions, play music and activate or monitor appliances is a growing problem for UK businesses.

The frequency of cyber-attacks on British businesses is escalating at an alarming rate according to latest research.

Companies that use the web for sales and marketing need to beware the new copyright directive just agreed by the European Union which comes into force in two years’ time.

Windows 7 users need to wake up to the reality that the operating system will no longer be supported by Microsoft after mid-January 2020.

Only a small proportion of UK businesses have signed up to make digital tax returns – even though the first mandatory deadline is just a few months away.

Companies can now take out insurance to protect their business against damage from a cyber-attack.