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FIFA has launched three innovation challenges targeting fan experience enhancement, advanced player wearables for real-time physiological monitoring, and automated substitution board technology. The initiatives reveal the governing body's strategic priorities in modernizing football through technology while maintaining creator IP ownership and establishing structured pathways from prototype to global implementation.

A proposed "Safer Phones Bill" aims to curb social media addiction in under-16s by raising the age of "internet adulthood" to 16, sparking privacy, access, and skill-development concerns around "age gating" and online engagement.

Recent cyber-attacks targeting supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe expose a growing blind spot for retailers and offer a reminder that cyber risk doesn't stop at the IT network. As stores, warehouses and supply chains become increasingly connected, operational technology (OT) and Internet of Things (IoT) devices are creating new routes through which hackers can cause significant business disruption.

The instant popularity of Google’s new tool, Street View, has understandably put the spotlight on a number of issues relating to the use of photos on the internet.

Whenever I attend a Graduate Recruitment event at a campus and mention that I am from Technology Consulting, there are always some people who recoil in horror.

While wireless network popularity has grown, their accessibility requires appropriate segregation to be in place along with strong protective measures.

A victory of a six-bedroom guest house owner at Uig (west coast of Lewis, Outer Hebrides) over the global travel website TripAdvisor may seem like an unlikely story.

The Department of Culture, Media and Sport Committee at the House of Commons has published its First Report of Session for 2016-17 (the "Report").

In case you haven’t noticed, the European Institutions (as well as the UK Government and those on the other side of the pond) have been ramping up their digital agendas in recent months, each seeking to instil the importance of cyber security on citizens and businesses alike.

While connected cars make life more convenient, journeys greener and roads safer, vehicle manufacturers face challenges in keeping personal data safe, avoiding driver distraction and preventing cyber attacks.

It is clear that all organisations are starting to need to take consumer trust seriously on data security.

Last week I was lucky enough to attend and speak at the International Security Forum (ISF) annual Congress in Chicago, home of the newly elected President, US of A.

Last summer we reported on the then new crime of ‘revenge porn' under the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015. A year on, and the CPS has today released figures showing the extent of its successes...

The UK has recently proposed an Investigatory Powers Bill, which will provide new surveillance powers to the police and security services.

Less than 30 days after issuing a Notice of Intent to fine Facebook, the ICO issued a further penalty as a result of the investigation

The government has withdrawn amendments to the Infrastructure Bill that would have made life less risky for those introducing broadband fibre. So the onus is on developers to act themselves.

Broadband, compression technology and peertopeer networks are making downloadable films a reality. The industry needs to act on multiple fronts to protect its revenue streams.

The move from traditional on-premises HR solutions to software as a service (SaaS) and cloud-based HR applications has resulted in changes to the way these solutions are hosted and implemented.