If international conflicts are unavoidable, is cyberwar better than a war with bombs and bullets? If so, then could a cyberattack be a war crime?
Top Tech jobs, even some of today’s hottest, like developers and data scientists,could one day find themselves on the digital scrap heap.
The Connected World: Online jihadist propaganda attracts more clicks in the UK than any other country in Europe.
The European Cyber Threat Summit will be held in Dublin on October 24th and from safety in Moscow, Edward Snowden will be beaming in.
Specialist insurer Hiscox, a Lloyd's of London underwriter, has appointed a former GCHQ Director as its cybersecurity special advisor.
Future spy satellites may unfold like origami birds, collecting image data along long, flat sensor arrays that weigh almost nothing.
As warfare becomes increasingly digital, countries are facing a major problem: It’s hard to define when a cyber attack constitutes an act of war.
