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Commission approves €300 million public support for the development of ultrafast broadband network in Greece

The European Commission has approved, under EU State aid rules, €300 million of public support for Greece's Ultrafast Broadband Infrastructure Scheme. The scheme will bring ultrafast broadband services to customers in areas with insufficient connectivity in Greece

Nokia and UNICEF launch partnership to boost digital literacy in primary schools in Kenya

Pupils from disadvantaged and remote areas to gain equitable access to digital learning in Kenya. Successful piloting of the Accessible Digital Textbook to enable all children including those with disabilities to access quality digital content

Mass deployments of IoT solutions transforming China, says GSMA

Chinese mobile operators leading global roll-out of mobile IoT based solutions using mobile networks; China is the world’s largest IoT market with nearly 1 billion connections

BT enhances its cyber capabilities in Europe

Telekom partners with specialist from Israel in car cyber security

Ziften appoints enterprise sales veteran Mickey DiPietro as Vice President of Sales

Ziften, a leader in endpoint protection plus visibility and hardening for enterprise customers, today announced the appointment of industry veteran Mickey Di Pietro as Vice President of Sales. DiPietro brings to Ziften over 20 years of experience as a senior sales executive that spans the spectrum from start-up to Fortune 500 companies

Directive on Security of Network and Information systems, the first EU-wide legislation on cybersecurity

9 May was the deadline for the Member States to transpose into national laws the Directive on Security of Network and Information Systems (NIS Directive) that entered into force in August 2016. The NIS Directive is the first EU-wide legislation on cybersecurity

The Mind of the Hacker - Insights from GCHQ, MI6 and Israeli Intelligence

It used to be the trickery of the disinterested joker – bright youngsters pulling the data strings just to see what would happen. Then came criminals, adapting old con-trickery and thieving skills to the new cyber environment. Then it escalated to international gangs and now we are faced with political interest and rival shaping a post-truth world. Where are we heading? What is already happening? Vital questions must be addressed in this opening session before we turn to the technologies, solutions and strategies for securing the Cloud and Internet of Things. Brian Lord, OBE – former GCHQ Deputy Director for Intelligence and Cyber Operations – begins by describing the big picture, how it is evolving and where we could be heading. How is the balance of knowledge and power changing? And how will this affect our industry, business and society?

New technology approaches to today’s threat environment

Too often the bad guys are winning. Every day we learn about more cyber attacks – that is to say, more successful examples where hackers manage to penetrate vital business or government systems, steal data, steal money, steal intellectual property, and insert secret back doors for continuous surveillance, espionage, and sabotage

C-Suite beware: You are the latest targets of cybercrime, warns Verizon 2019 Data Breach Investigations Report

Managing the explosion of IoT and IIoT

There has been, and there will continue to be a whole lot of discussion in ITC circles about how to manage the explosion (or should we say tsunami?) of devices that are forming the Internet of Things (IoT). Little wonder, because this particular explosion is barely controlled by the IT industry – so much of it is arriving left field from other business sectors

Vodafone Internet of Things (IoT) Barometer reports move toward mainstream as confidence in IoT technology increases