Yesterday Newcastle launched Go Digital Newcastle, an economy boosting plan intended to turn the city into one of the UK’s first super-connected metropolises.
Amazon is about to enter the corporate email market currently dominated by Google and Microsoft.
Workers in the UK are pretty disorganised, and it’s costing the country billions of pounds each year warns a new report with the author of Time Management for Dummies, Clare Evans.
In the past 14 months, cyber thieves stole some £141.5 million ($215m) from businesses, the FBI claims.
The Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (Cafcass) has adopted a new a new encrypted email and file transfer solution that has official UK government accreditation.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has urged the public sector to work together to solve the problem of fraudulent email.
Information analysts Esri UK says Brits being constantly connected is beginning to take its toll.
Microsoft is continuing to stand up for itself in a legal battle over whether US authorities should be allowed to use a warrant to extract data from servers which are abroad.
Users get secure access to email messages even when the primary service is down and Mac owners can quickly search through archived messages as well as benefit from enhanced spam management.
Mike Bartlett, CEO, Gitter, says it'd be daft to 'throw out your email just yet'!
Some of the basics of good website branding have been forgotten; it’s not just SEO, says Daniel Foster, technical director and co-founder of WordPress hosting company 34SP.com.
As SMS — currently a $55 billion global market — continues its huge growth in the enterprise space, there are more and more horror stories floating around the Internet, says Ash Rust, CEO and co-founder of SendHub. Are they justified?
The reasons to value email security are countless. In addition to not wanting your company's private information released to the world, breaches can lead to decreased consumer trust and lawsuits.
Email is falling behind social media channels when it comes to customer support, a new survey by multichannel customer interaction management software provider Eptica suggests.
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