Telecoms Tech

Utilising quantum mechanics to provide perfectly secure online communication is something security experts in particular have lusted over for years – well as it turns out, a government lab has been using just that for the past two.

The EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) has released its ‘Who has your back?’ report for 2013, its third edition. As a company whose tagline is “defending your rights in the digital world”, this document helps consumers understand the service providers they can trust.

Mobile forensics and data transfer provider Cellebrite has launched a multi-channel diagnostics tool, claimed to be the first in the wireless retail industry. Debuted at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Cellebrite estimates that the tool will reduce the overall process of phone repairs and returns by up to 60%.

An end of year message from Huawei's acting CEO reveals 2012 sales revenue was in excess of $35bn and a net profit of approximately $2.4bn.

A video posted by Malta-based security firm ReVuln has shown potential security weaknesses in an unspecified Samsung Smart TV.

In the week Huawei and ZTE denies being a threat to US national security, is it fair to say Huawei is being discriminated against by overseas regulatory bodies?

Google Apps for Business has cleared a key security hurdle by achieving ISO 27001 certification, which it hopes will persuade large businesses that it’s safe to move crucial data and processes to its cloud.

Pressure to improve business productivity and a lack of collaboration with different business divisions is leaving enterprise IT departments open to increased security risks, according to a new report.