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Skyflow shoots for stars with plan to fix Web privacy
A Silicon Valley startup wants to use the API economy to simplify security.
Live facial recognition technology – friend or foe?
Live facial recognition technology offers many benefits, but concerns still abound regarding privacy and data protection. We ask whether the benefits outweigh the risks, and how public trust in the technology could grow.
News roundup: Intel wins Pentagon semiconductor contract, Nvidia-Arm deal in jeopardy, Samsung unveils $205 billion investment plan and more
A round-up of this week’s technology news, including Intel’s new Pentagon semiconductor contract, Nvidia-Arm acquisition faces regulatory challenge, Samsung’s $205 billion investment plan and more.
News roundup: Apple to pay $300 million for patent infringement, Twitter forced to rethink redesign, US government to probe Tesla and more
A round-up of the week’s technology news, including Apple’s $300 million patent infringement settlement, Twitter’s redesign dilemma, a US government investigation into Tesla and more.
News roundup: Google to build new Silicon Valley tech campus, Facebook blocks anti-vax accounts, Huawei posts major revenue loss, and more
A round-up of this week’s tech news, including Huawei’s massive revenue loss, Google’s new Silicon Valley tech campus plans, Vodafone’s plans to reimpose European roaming charges for British customers, and more.
Nation state cybercrime is a bigger threat than you might think
With cybercrime reported as a primary means of revenue for North Korea, experts are highlighting that nation state cybercrime is more of a threat to businesses than many currently think…
News roundup: Twitter announces new bug bounty programme, Huawei to invest $100 million in Asia Pacific startups, Amazon accused of breaking US employment laws, and more
A round-up of this week’s technology news, including Twitter’s new bug bounty programme, Huawei’s $100 million funding boost for Asia Pacific Startups, Amazon’s US employment law woes, and more
Single sign-on (SSO): Which solution is best?
IT Central Station users review the highest reviewed solutions in the single sign-on (SSO) market.
News roundup: EU clamps down on cryptocurrency transfers, tech organisations back Biden’s $1tn infrastructure investment plan, Apple delays office reopening, and more
A round-up of this week’s technology news, including a new EU law to clamp down on cryptocurrency transfers, tech organisations back Biden’s $1tn infrastructure investment plan, Apple’s decision to delay the reopening of its offices,...
What’s at the top of the CTO’s to-do list?
CTOs have a key role; when tech goes down then businesses stop, full stop. So – what key items are on the agenda for the office of the CTO?
Privileged Access Management (PAM): Which solution is best?
IT Central Station users review the highest reviewed solutions in the Privileged Access Management (PAM) market.
Much-travelled GBG CIO takes on a new identity
Mark Mamone has a long CV and now spreads himself across product development, security and internal systems at UK identity verification giant GBG.
News roundup: Foxconn and TSMC join forces to donate 10m covid vaccines to Taiwan, Google is fined €500m, and Microsoft rewards staff with $1500 bonus
A round-up of this week’s technology news, including Foxconn and TSMC’s £252 million deal to donate 10m covid vaccines to Taiwan, Google’s €500m French antitrust fine, Microsoft’s $1500 pandemic bonus for all staff, and more.
Klocwork and SonarQube: Which application security tool is better?
IT Central Station users review two of the highest reviewed solutions in the application security market – Klocwork and SonarQube.
News roundup: Bezos steps down, Trump sues Big Tech, & $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract is scrapped
A round-up of this week’s technology news, including Amazon’s new CEO, the cancellation of a $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract, Trump’s lawsuit against Google, Facebook and Twitter, and more.
Gartner: Three years in … is there such a thing as “GDPR compliant”?
GDPR has fundamentally transformed how businesses handle personal data around the globe, but implementing such detailed reform comes with its own challenges.
Sonatype Nexus Lifecycle and WhiteSource: Which application security solution is better?
IT Central Station users review two of the highest reviewed solutions in the application security market – Sonatype Nexus Lifecycle and WhiteSource.
News roundup: John McAfee dies, Microsoft eyes up Asia expansion, Apple faces German antitrust probe, and more
A round-up of this week’s technology news, including the death of John McAfee, Microsoft’s Asia expansion plans, Apple’s German antitrust probe, and more.
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