Our smartphones are a treasure trove of personal information, making our handsets not just a useful device, but also a valuable source of data. How do we keep this precious commodity safe?
The financial services sector faces some unique challenges in the digital age. The volume and sensitivity of transactional data makes the industry a key target for malicious attacks, and the nature of digital banking can leave financial institutions (and their customers) vulnerable.
For governments and defense agencies, data sovereignty is paramount. Whether defense secrets, intellectual property, taxpayer information or even the electoral register, their communications are a prime target for hackers looking for everything from financial gain to political influence.
Welcome to our first review of the Quantum Computing landscape for 2021. This quarter’s news indicates that the use of quantum technology is set to rapidly increase over the next few years.
Cyber security for critical infrastructure applications requires different layers of protection where strong state-of-the art data encryption represents the last line of defense.
Since its inception, Blockchain adoption has grown significantly. Research in 2019 indicated 50% of businesses worldwide were either using, or considering the use of, the distributed ledger technology as part of their IT security strategy. Blockchain promises the secure exchange of digital assets...
2020 saw more mobile app breaches or data leaks than any previous year. Applications as diverse as email, contact tracing, money transfers, social media, food delivery and ride hailing saw significant breaches. With such a diverse threat landscape, what can mobile handset manufacturers, service...
A review of some of the most notable stories from Q4 2020, from quantum teleportation to quantum advantage and the miniaturization of quantum solutions for use in mobile and IoT applications.
Last month a group at the University of Science and Technology of China demonstrated quantum advantage with a photonic quantum computer. This represents a new milestone in the rapid progress in quantum computing we have witnessed during the last few years.
