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"Smartest" Home Security Device Can Detect Intruders Behind Closed Doors
The new home security product is able to detect unusual events all over the house, using machine learning and low frequency sound waves undetectable to human ears.
2015: Five Security Trends To Worry About And Five Not To
“As security professionals we spend a lot of our time looking for trouble and expecting the worst and in 2014, there were lots of vulnerabilities and threats.
2015: Will It Be The Beginning Of "Bring Your Own Internet Of Things"?
Before the year came to an end, we got the chance to speak to Mark O’Neill, VP of innovation at Axway, about his predictions for 2015.
5G A Step Closer After Major EU-China Deal?
The two will cooperate to strengthen "the understanding, research and development" of the next-generation breed of superfast networks.
A Global £100bn IoT Health IT Market Inside 5 Years?
Internet of Things healthcare market is expected to reach $136.8 billion (£97.31bn) by 2021 worldwide, a new report by researchers Allied Market Research suggests.
Amazon Gearing Up For Assault On Smart Home Market
After plans to invest $55m in its new 'Lab126' smart home project emerged earlier this week, more proof's being found that Google and Apple may soon have some serious competition here.
Analysts Cooling On Internet of Things
According to Gartner, IoT's bubble of expectation is soon going to burst.
Are We Taking A Huge Risk With IoT?
inferior IoT security could let cyber hackers wreak "immense damage," warns a new study from Beecham Research.
Autumn Statement 2014, The Public Sector, Technology And Business
Chancellor George Osborne’s Autumn Statement 2014 began with the good news that the UK is the fastest growing economy in the G7, but it’s time to consider how these announcements will affect technology, business and the public sector.
AVG Calls For New IoT Legislation To Protect Children
The antivirus company wants laws to be drawn up that place stiffer controls over data that is collected covertly from devices being used by children.
Big Blue Opens New Dedicated IoT Arm
In fact IBM has announced the creation of two new business units, both to be led by Harriet Green, formerly CEO and executive director of the Thomas Cook Group and of Premier Farnell.
Big Data Innovation Hubs Brought To UK By IBM And STFC
The new facility is in North West England and uses IBM Big Data and Analytics technology to provide companies the chance to solve problems and build a system to meet their needs.
BlackBerry Introduces Its New Internet Of Things Platform
BlackBerry has revealed a new Internet of Things platform over at CES 2015, and it has also announced BBM support for wearables.
Bridging The Great Divide Between Mobile And Security
Enterprise firms are facing a security headache as they attempt to increase their mobility without risking data loss.
Bring Your Own Internet Of Things: The Hottest New Business Trend?
As businesses get ahead of the trends and learn to maximise the benefits while effectively addressing the potential problems, they'll be well-prepared to make big strides in the coming decades.
BT Sets Out To Tackle Connected Car Security
As we move deeper into the world of the Internet of Things, and the likes of connected vehicles, there are plenty of worries on the security front about how all these new devices might be exploited.
BT, Intel And IBM Work Togther To Spark Internet Of Things Adoption
The new specification is designed to reduce the number of individual APIs needed by firms that design devices for smart cities and homes.
Budget 2015: The IoT, Broadband And Public Wi-Fi
UK Chancellor George Osborne has revealed the 2015 budget plan, his final one before the General Election where Conservative leader David Cameron will fight to retain his spot against the four other major parties.
Cambridge IoT Specialist Snapped Up For £15m By Huawei
The Chinese company has continued its investment in IoT technology by forking out £15 million for UK-based firm Neul, which has developed a connectivity platform called 'Weightless'.
Camden Council Harnesses IoT To Improve Its Services
Camden Council has been investigating ways to use new technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) to completely change the way it offers services to citizens.
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