Bracing for a breach: understanding cybersecurity
Giants like Yahoo hog the headlines when their data is compromised but how prepared are the UK’s SMEs when it comes to data law and cybercrime?
Uber legally challenges Transport for London's new English test for drivers
The tech firm has taken legal action against TfL’s proposal that foreign-born drivers should pass a written English proficiency test
Rules of disclosure: why employers can't afford to ignore whistleblowers
A number of whistleblowers have been castigated for acting in the public interest. But isn’t it time employers took whistleblowing more seriously?
Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Yahoo question Investigatory Powers Bill
Tech giants come together to air their concerns around proposed surveillance legislation, which the government has proposed to tackle potential terror threats
How London could become the next city to crack down on sharing economy companies like Airbnb
Labour MP Iain Wright has asked London mayor Sadiq Khan to look into whether sharing economy companies are pushing up property prices in the capital
The enemy within: shielding your company from corruption
Entrepreneurs failing to fight corruption may end up facing unlimited fines and jail time. Yet protecting startups against this kind of threat is easier said than done
Contract or not a contract – that is the question
Often a company’s valuation is only as secure as its contracts, which is why having watertight agreements in place is vital for any business looking to grow
Will proposed surveillance powers weaken security for UK startups?
With the draft Investigatory Powers Bill laying out the UK government’s plans for the future of surveillance, how are tech companies and encryption likely to be impacted?
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