UK government spy agencies broke privacy rules by collecting large amounts of UK citizens’ data without adequate oversight, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) has ruled.
Facebook viewers tuned into an hour long interactive murder mystery last week, teaming up to solve the crime in real time via social media in a promotion for TV channel Alibi.
Mastercard has announced the European roll out of Identity Check Mobile, a new payment technology application that uses biometrics like fingerprints or facial recognition to verify a cardholder’s identity, simplifying online shopping.
Mastercard has launched a series of new Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) designed to make it easier for developers to incorporate the payment firm’s services into ecommerce apps.
Yahoo has admitted that data from at least 500 million of its users was “stolen” during an attack in 2014, in what could be a “state sponsored” attack.
Although 37% of IT experts think that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be a main technology theme for enterprises in 2017, there are mixed signals in terms of business application, investment levels and impact on society from UK IT decision makers (ITDMs), according to new research.
Many people underestimate how many organisations currently hold sensitive information about them a new survey has found.
Drones are boosting the UK economy as they are given a wider role in day-to-day business, with the media industry leading the way, according to new research.
Pokemon Go! is starting to invade the workplace, with 53% of UK employees who play Pokemon Go admitting to doing so during working hours.
Mobile workers are increasing within the work place, with one in seven people now working from home within their full time roles. Kieran Saunders, senior business solutions consultant, FileMaker examines if businesses really have the tools to support the productivity of a mobile workforce? If not, where do they start?