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A Turkish company called Turkcell has released a new identity management solution that works by harnessing the power of the blockchain.

The bustling public cloud services and infrastructure markets in aggregate are set to undertake substantial growth this year.

According to the tech giant, enterprises around the world are scrambling to future-proof their infrastructure, resulting in a boom in all-flash storage.

Google's latest US$13 billion investment in its US data centres marks a strategic move to gain ground in the competitive cloud market, says Francesco Paola.

tyntec and Averon team up to globally deploy a secure, user-friendly wireless authentication solution, aiming to curb data breaches and enhance user experience.

Inmarsat and Microsoft team up to allow Inmarsat's customers to transfer data to Microsoft Azure IoT Central platform.

The company has unveiled its new server which is a result of its continued investment in solutions supporting IoT and edge computing.

Google is currently behind AWS and Microsoft in the cloud battle, and it would seem this play is an attempt to claw some ground back.

A new report has revealed a concerning number of enterprises still believe security is the responsibility of the cloud service provider.

More servers and more CPU power used to be the answer to boosting data centre performance, but it appears this is no longer the case.

The company recently announced a strong 2018 calendar year after adding more new customers than any other year in its 15-year history.

Switzerland's postal service Swiss Post is inviting keen-eyed security experts and white hats to hack its e-voting system.

Phishing attacks are becoming more sophisticated, often using genuine sender accounts to deceive recipients, warns security firm INKY.

Alan Calder believes a CSaaS model can enable a company to build a cyber resilience strategy in a coherent and consistent manner.

Despite bolstering free speech and access to information, the internet can be a double-edged sword, because that access to information goes both ways.

Recorded Future's Allan Liska looks at the past big ransomware attacks thus far to predict what's coming this year.

Microsoft, DigiCert, and Utimaco have piloted a quantum-safe algorithm, 'Picnic', to secure the Internet of Things against future quantum computing threats.

Its new solution uses machine learning to protect online and mobile channels, as well as meet compliance requirements for transactional risk analysis.

617 million records from sites like MyFitnessPal, Whitepages, and Fotolog are being sold on the dark web for BTC $20,000. Passwords are encrypted.

A new whitepaper launched today that sought to bring light to just how dire the cybersecurity situation with hospitals really is.