Corporate Blog

  • Google Project Zero and Windows 8.1

    Google’s Project Zero, which tracks and reports bugs and exploits in software to the owner, caught a bit of internet backlash after revealing an exploit present in Windows 8.1, after the 90 day grace…

  • Biometrics “bio-hacked”

    A hacker belonging to the Chaos Computer Club (CCC) revealed at a convention in Hamburg that it is possible, to forge fingerprints using photographs.

  • Microsoft combat scams

    Microsoft are taking aggressive action against scammers, who use their good name in order to trick the unwary. With complaints racking up, Microsoft want to stamp out scams.

  • Instagram mass deletion

    It’s being dubbed the “Instagram rapture” – perhaps the kind of over dramatism you might expect from social media. Instagram deleted millions of accounts that were apparently posting spam.

  • Hacking and its real-life consequences

    Increasingly we are seeing hacking have impactful “real-life” effects and consequences: first Sony pulled The Interview and now South Korea is on high alert after hackers breached a power plant. Is…

  • Wearable Tech! Wearable Security?

    Wearable tech is going to be big business in 2015: from the Apple smartwatch to Google Glass. But what about wearable security? Mark James talks about a couple of the latest entries.