There’s a lack of cyber security expertise and insufficient expenditure in many organisations which makes them more vulnerable to cyber-attacks.

The theft of up to 500 million customer records from the Marriott hotel group is a shocking reminder to everyone how vulnerable personal information is in the digital era.

Be warned against buying hardware from China, it could be fitted with extra micro-chips designed to break into your organisation.

A massive breach of security at British Airways, which compromised 380,000 card payments, shows that organisations of all sizes are vulnerable to cyberattacks if their security is flawed.

Chilling new research reveals cyber criminals are outspending big businesses and posing an ever-increasing threat to UK companies.

Companies should be aware of the hidden security threat from fax machines which are an unlocked backdoor for criminals.

Companies need to protect their people and systems against hacktivism because it can compromise their networks. Worse still, it can be a cover for cyber criminals.

A data breach that occurred two years ago has now cost Uber its licence to operate a taxi-hailing service in Brighton.

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.