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Unpredictable nature of listing process means ‘greenshoes’ will remain required footwear
Contracts could expose councils to cyber attacks or compromise individuals’ privacy
Concerns raised after website reveals prime minister’s contact details have been available online since 2006
Cambridge-based cyber security company and its backers raise £165m in London debut
Groups including Microsoft and Amazon call for measures to tackle lucrative criminal enterprise
Gangs benefit from digitisation and are happy to carry out state-backed hacks on the side
Complexity of scams, and the time and money fraudsters are prepared to invest, highlight growing threat to smaller firms
Acquisition by tech-focused US firm would be the largest private equity-backed software buyout on record
Her Majesty’s not-so-secret service logs on to the digital age
GCHQ director Jeremy Fleming says Britain is a ‘big animal’ in the digital world but must adapt its sovereign capabilities
Netflix’s stalling growth, UiPath IPO, Apple ransomware attack
REvil wants US tech group to pay ransom in exchange for not leaking sensitive information
A single tweet can now kill a career – but is a digital clean-up the answer?
Over 10,000 in government, business and academia targeted in past 5 years by hostile states, says British intelligence
Complication for cyber security group’s efforts to distance itself from Autonomy founder
Greensill’s biggest mistakes; Archegos shows why values matter; GameStop squeeze spooks hedge funds; homeworking proves hard to handle; central banks launch climate stress tests; fraud surges amid pandemic; bubbles, froth and the global debt trap
The practicalities of working from home leave companies at risk of flouting oversight systems
Individuals and corporations face ever more sophisticated online deceptions
Irish technology watchdog to probe possible breach of GDPR by social media platform
Siemens and Microsoft among software with bugs that could hit governments and hospitals
Tech entrepreneur’s role likely to attract scrutiny from investors as UK-based company heads for £3bn London IPO
Corporate hackings rise fourfold, driven in part by staff working from home on less secure computers
More cases expected as fraudsters exploit soaring value of digital currencies such as bitcoin
Tech experts can now be taken directly into senior ranks without having to work their way up the hierarchy
UK has world’s second-highest number of ‘double extortion’ ransomware attacks after US
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