Qualcomm unveils new ultrasonic fingerprint scanning tech
Fingerprint scanning and authentication technology seems set to take the next step with Qualcomm’s cleverly named Fingerprint Sensors.
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Verizon jumps on the AI-security bandwagon
Verizon’s venture capitalist arm has started throwing its weight around the security arena, pumping cash into artificial intelligence start-up SparkCognition.
800,000 Virgin Media customers exposed to threat of hack
Virgin Media has been hit with a heavy body blow after an investigation by Which has revealed 800,000 of its Smart Hub 2 customers are at risk of being hacked.
Cisco announces major new intent-based networking initiative
US networking giant Cisco has unveiled what it claims is one of the most significant breakthroughs in enterprise networking in years.
Softbank ups investment in security AI firm Cybereason
Softbank has upped its investment in security firm Cybereason, as the focus on artificial intelligence continues.
Europe might have actually done something right on telecoms
More often than not, we are giving some stick to our European overseers, but in fairness to the bureaucrats they are heading the right direction in combatting the worry trend of encryption back-doors.
AI will make humans redundant in security, but that’s a good thing
If security is too big a question for us to answer, maybe it’s time to hand the responsibility over to the machines.
Europe has another go at getting more access to private data
An inevitable consequence of the recent spate of terrorist incidents has been calls for greater access to private data and now the European Commission has joined in.
Online voting might be the future, but we’re nowhere near ready yet
If there was any doubt about whether the connected era has arrived, new research from Cable.co.uk has confirmed we’re leaving the analogue age behind.
BT looks to up its network security game
BT has launched a new network security service catchily named BT Managed Endpoint Access Security that focuses on device monitoring.
The UK is walking a fine line between security and privacy
Following a couple of horrendous incidents in the UK, politicians are increasingly calling for greater power over the internet in an apparent bid to gradually remove the concept of privacy from the UK.
HPE has a go at creating a security USP
HPE has announced the launch of its ProLiant portfolio, claiming to be the first vendor to put silicon-based security into its industry standard servers.
Oracle taps into AI buzz to calm security fears
Oracle has announced a number of updates to its security portfolio focusing on leveraging the buzz surrounding machine learning, artificial intelligence and contextual awareness technologies.
IBM and Cisco tackle the dark underbelly of the online world
IBM and Cisco has formed a new partnership to tackle the complicated world of cybercrime, focused around threat detection and automation.
Europe strives to standardise cybersecurity
The EU Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) has joined forces with the semiconductor industry in a bid to improve the continent’s cybersecurity.
Biometric convenience could become consumers’ worst nightmare
New findings from Juniper Research claims the number of mobile payments authenticated by biometrics will rise to nearly 2 billion this year, but questions whether the convenience is a safe bet.
UK Government has another crack at removing data encryption
The UK government has had another go at removing encryption security features in the telco and OTT communications space, but this time in secret.
Uncle Sam investigates Huawei for possible naughty deals – report
Huawei could find itself in more trouble in the US as Uncle Sam has reportedly launched an investigation into possible breaches of trade controls on Cuba, Iran, Sudan and Syria.
AI is the only option in the future of cyber security – Ericsson
The cyber security wars of the future will be fought by good AI bots and bad ones, with the rest of us just watching to see who wins.
French presidential candidate declares privacy war on tech giants
French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron has unleashed his latest campaign promise; to force internet companies to release encrypted messages to intelligence services.
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