The launch of a new security standard for wi-fi connectivity will make remote access much safer.

Two-factor authentication is now essential to beat cyber criminals.

New government-funded trials of 5G technology could cause a paradigm shift in the way UK businesses operate.

Six million homes and businesses will have access to ultrafast internet speeds in only two years’ time if Ofcom’s latest proposals become a reality.

Concerns about the safety of Kaspersky’s anti-virus software continue to circulate so it’s a good idea to think about switching to another provider.

There’s a growing demand for devices that combine laptops with tablets but businesses need to choose carefully to avoid wasting money on kit that’s just not up to the job.

Windows 10 is now more popular than Windows 7 so businesses that haven’t made the switch yet are in danger of being left behind.

The need for South East companies to keep investing in new IT is underscored by the record levels of investment in UK tech companies last year.

UK businesses are being urged to act swiftly to protect against design flaws in microchip processors which could expose their IT systems to cyber-attack.

The UK government’s decision to make access to 10Mbps minimum broadband speeds a legal requirement for everyone by 2020. This bodes well for businesses struggling in remote parts of Sussex, Surrey, Kent and Hampshire.