Davey Winder – delivering award-winning technology journalism since 1991

Hey Cortana, how security dumb are ‘intelligent’ digital assistants?

Microsoft’s ‘smart’ Cortana assistant looked pretty dumb this week after allowing security researchers to access, and exploit, a locked device

Cybercriminals are always looking for new ways to generate illicit income, but they are not ignoring old favourites like malvertising

The world launch of IPv6 happened back in June 2012, but just how secure is IPv6 some six years on?

Is AI the Saint Bernard that can rescue those buried in the Security Operations Centre under an incident alert avalanche?

New research reveals the UK as the most breached country in Europe during the last 12 months. Why is that?

Security was absent from the Red Hat Summit keynote stage; which isn’t to say that Red Hat doesn’t take security seriously

Newly published research reveals the poor state of enterprise cloud security, as evidenced by the cryptojacking frequency within these environments

Open source adoption in the enterprise is growing fast, but statistics regarding open source vulnerabilities in codebases are also rising

High Court rules that the controversial Investigatory Powers Act (2016), also known as the Snoopers’ Charter, illegal and demands changes.