Dean Wilson

SanDisk has unveiled its latest SAS SSD for the enterprise market, with an impressive 4TB capacity.

A new report by F-Secure shows that Android almost completely dominates the mobile threat landscape.

A new report commission by Dell shows that 96 per cent of midmarket companies are either already using Big Data projects or plan to soon.

Bromium Labs has discovered a way to exploit a Windows kernel vulnerability to get past various popular security software options.

The upcoming privacy-focused Blackphone will be powered by Nvidia's Tegra 4i mobile processor.

Dell and Big Switch Networks have joined forces to offer a Dell-branded alternative to standard network switching.

AOC has lifted the lid on the latest additions to its value monitor range, which boast numerous features for a wallet-friendly price.

Some of the world's top technology companies, including Google, Microsoft and Facebook, have pledged money towards preventing another major security disaster.

Cisco has launched a new managed service aimed at shielding networks from malware and attacks that popular anti-virus software miss.

Three Lloyds TSB bank clerks allegedly installed specialist equipment on a colleague's work station as part of a fraud conspiracy.

Many companies have failed to upgrade, and some plan to stay on outdated versions past support deadline.

Apple has opened the doors for all and sundry to try out beta releases of OS X, so long as they are willing to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement.

Bank of England is taking the threat of cybercrime seriously, with a plan to hire "ethical hackers" to probe banks and financial services for vulnerabilities.

A researcher has discovered that files stored in OneDrive for Business have been injected with new code.

Seagate-owned hard drive company LaCie has announced that its online store was hacked since March 2013.

Dell and Red Hat have jointly produced a new enterprise-grade solution for adopting OpenStack.

A new report by IDC suggests that small cloud providers will be driven out of the market as the top dogs battle it out for lucrative partnerships.

Intel has revealed a drop of eight per cent in its revenue for the first three months of 2014, and unveils plans to focus on budget-friendly computers.

Oracle has unveiled its latest additions to its cloud range, providing secure storage and backup.

Microsoft has improved some of the basic features of its Office Online apps to gain ground on rivals.

A shareholder at the software giant has launched a lawsuit over what she considers a failing by past CEOs to run the company properly.

Comodo, the second largest SSL certificate issuer, has sent out thousands of new certificates and revoked many old ones in efforts to tackle the Heartbleed bug.

Microsoft has become the first company to be recognised by the European Union for its privacy efforts for cloud enterprise customers.

Fujitsu has announced the new Primequest range of x86 servers with support for up to eight processors and 120 cores.

The latest IDC report shows a first quarter decline that is not as bad as projected, largely thanks to last-minute upgrades from Windows XP.