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Sometimes victims pay the ransom and don't receive the decryption key, or find that the key doesn't work, or even find another demand for even more.

Acronis True Image is ideal for non-techies, but still more than powerful and flexible enough for power users wanting greater flexibility.

HP strengthens its Managed Print Services to protect businesses from cyberattacks in response to a rise in incidents.

If you want to know which programs are using your webcam, or if you believe it is running despite the indicator light being off, here is a guide.

So you saw the announcement: Microsoft to acquire LinkedIn for over $26bn. Our team were contemplating the meaning of the deal.

A joint study has found that businesses should focus on customer experience strategies to generate a healthy 3-1 return on investment.

Mobile giants can't ignore the new top 10 smartphone techs that shape user experience, says Gartner's Roberta Cozza.

The hype related to analytic technologies and vendors continues unabated. It seems that investors are still pushing up prices of analytic vendors.

Dell has released a new security suite to combat malware threats in the enterprise, integrating Cylance technology using AI and machine learning.

Forget about backup, consider only recover – and get a solution your executive team, users and IT team will all love, says Greg Wyman, StorageCraft VP.

Dell has unveiled new security services and solutions to protect corporate networks, critical data and devices at the Dell Enterprise Forum event.

Revolutionising the data archiving process with advanced ILM and HSM systems, focusing on cost-effective management and recovery.

Breaking down what most (honest) corporate users want to do when they are at work in it's most simplest form, is to perform the tasks it takes to do their job.

Google aims to revolutionise internet speeds in the US with a trial offering up to 1Gbps broadband to 500,000 homes, vastly surpassing current averages.

A recent study by Accenture indicates that more content will be created in the next two years than in the entire previous history of mankind.