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Piers Wilson says that in some ways, it is genuinely shocking that the NSA has allowed a contractor to expose vital US cyber-defence data like this.

​The largest and longest-running national event of its kind is fast approaching to explain why leading multinationals choose Ireland.

Symantec has revealed malicious emails are on the rise, racking up over US$5 billion and costing businesses more than $115,000 a year.

Leadership and board of director teams are proving to be the weak link in cybersecurity for organisations, according to new research from ISACA.

Apstra's newest release delivers the first intent-based integrated underlay and overlay solution for the data centre network.

The end-goal, according to GÉANT, is to make powerful cloud computing environments more accessible to the research and education communities.

Digital Shadows VP, Rick Holland discusses the recent breach, its impact to Equifax and what other organisations can learn from it.

A new report from Europol has revealed cybercrime is running rampant with ransomware reigning supreme - and a crackdown on criminals is essential.

VIRTUS Data Centres has announced its rapid expansion continues with plans for two new adjacent facilities on a single campus near Stockley Park.

​Sierra Leone has entered a nationwide digitisation program that its president is asserting will forever change its global digital standing.

​In just the last few weeks we've had three major breaches go public, and experts say this one could have been easily prevented.

Andrew White has an interesting framework to look at the battle for the cloud today and where he thinks it will go in the not too distant future.

According to Misco, the decision was made easy given NetSuite's range of data centres across Europe and in particular the Netherlands.

​The rapid rise of cybercrime has been one of the main drivers in the expansion of this existing distributor agreement.

Workspace Technology recently announced the acquisition of Server Room Maintenance LLP and the merging of its offices.

Over a quarter of British councils hit by ransomware, yet no ransoms paid due to effective backups, reports Barracuda Networks.

Datto has revealed the results of its latest study of ransomware around the world that are concerning to say the very least.

The company was founded by a flash-storage executive who left Dell EMC in 2013 because he sought to solve an underlying active-data problem.

COBO President Brad Booth asserts new technologies like AI, 5G, and the IoT will require significant changes to data centre infrastructure.

The Greater Manchester police have revealed more than one in five of its computers are still running an OS that has been unsupported since 2014.