Norton has made its Family package free for six months, to aid parents with children learning from home during the pandemic.

With fake news spreading online and being used in scams, many tech companies are tackling the problem head on.

A sudden jolt of VPN activity highlights just how far we're pushing the internet to its limits.

Zoom, the popular video chat app that was downloaded by everyone in the world last week, may not be as secure as we thought.

The coronavirus outbreak has spurred a range of scams, including robocalls and fake charities. Learn how to spot them now.

With coronavirus forcing many companies to adopt remote working, here are experts' tips on how to transition effectively.

1Password aims to help businesses affected by the coronavirus by removing the 30 day limit on its business software

With the coronavirus at pandemic status, businesses are being forced to consider how remote working will affect data security

The new EARN IT act is a bipartisan measure, but it may serve to erode current data encryption standards.

Clearview AI is the controversial facial recognition company that made headlines earlier this year. Now, it's been hacked.

A study has uncovered that bots are responsible for 25% of tweets about climate change, with most denying its impact.

More than 500 Chrome extensions have been removed after researchers discovered they were fronts for malvertising software.

Google has removed a messaging app from its Play Store due to suspicions that it may be acting as a spying tool for the UAE.

A new report this week has identified Iranian hackers are responsible for accessing high profile targets using VPN exploits.

Would you be safe buying a Huawei phone? We investigate the company's origins and its ties to the Chinese state and military.

An investigation has revealed Avast has been selling its user data to advertisers. We explain if its VPN can be trusted still

This week sees Data Privacy Day take place. Check out our top privacy tips for controlling how you share your data online.

London's Metropolitan Police service has announced they will begin using Live Facial Recognition technology on citizens.

Apple has apparently been acquiescing to FBI requests for backup iCloud data for the past two years.

Microsoft Internet Explorer has a new security flaw, and it appears to have already been exploited.

Is there anything you can do to prevent your photos ending up on a facial recognition database these days?