Trust-related concerns could hamper consumer adoption of IoT
The latest report by the Mobile Ecosystem Forum (MEF) has revealed that global consumers are wary of Internet of Things (IoT) technology.
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Moblie healthcare apps at high risk of malicious attacks
A new healthcare-focused report has found that commonly used mobile healthcare apps are at risk of malicious attacks.
Teenagers increasingly comfortable with the digital world, survey says
A nationwide survey of 1,000 13-17 year olds has revealed a growing number of digitally literate teens able to code, hack, and who are happy to swap their personal information in return for cash.
Poll reveals Londoners are unhappy with their broadband speed
An independent group of telecommunications professionals has warned that London’s broadband infrastructure is so poor it threatens the capital’s ability to compete with other global cities in the future.
Survey says councils could improve online council tax services
The latest Better Connected survey has revealed that the levels of service being offered to users of online council tax portals is failing to keep pace with the increase in user numbers.
Consumers lack IoT security knowhow, despite concerns of cyber crime
A survey of over 6,000 UK residents has revealed that 66 per cent of consumers are very worried about hacks and breaches against their Internet of Things (IOT) connected devices, and 72 per cent don’t know how to protect themselves from these risks.
Rapid rise in number of and severity of DDoS attacks, report says
A new report has warned that Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are becoming more common and more damaging than ever before.
CIOs admit concerns over EU data protection reforms
A new survey has revealed an alarming lack of confidence in systems designed to protect sensitive data when shared with third parties.
Huge disparity between mobile app security perception and reality (infographic)
A new report has revealed a huge disparity between perceived mobile app security and the reality.
Investigatory Powers Bill has been poorly explained, survey finds
Less than one in eight people in the UK think the Home Secretary has “adequately explained the impact of the Investigatory Powers Bill to the UK public and presented a balanced argument for its introduction”, according to a new survey.
