The revised proposal could accrue just half the revenue of the original tax, but there is still no guarantee it will be passed by member states.
The National Cyber Security Centre’s chief executive Ciaran Martin and technical director Ian Levy discuss how to demystify the digital landscape and how best to manage online risks.
Increased training and investment in cyber security infrastructure are essential in the digital age.
The Secretary of State explains how the UK is shoring up its defences, and working with other nations to meet the challenges of the digital age.
Several of the UK's highest-profile hackers have been young autistic men, at risk of extradition and life sentences. Barrister Ben Cooper discusses whether the justice system needs to adapt to these cases.
Ben Wizner, chief legal advisor to Edward Snowden and director of the ACLU’s Speech, Privacy and Technology project, talks to the New Statesman about the new age of mass surveillance.
Online deception can be a threat to people’s mental and physical health, warns Professor Monica Whitty, cyberpsychologist at the University of Warwick.
Encrypted corners of the internet have become a marketplace for company secrets. IntSights’ Ido Wulkan and RedOwl Analytics’ Tim Condello discuss how to tackle the problem.
Cyberattacks, leaks and fake news have changed the electoral landscape. Will this be the year Russia wins every election in Europe?
Nigel Inkster, former operations and intelligence director of MI6, analyses China’s efforts to impose order on its vast online community.
The new chief executive of the National Cyber Security Centre, Ciaran Martin, and other senior members of NCSC staff give their take on a more open, more outgoing arm of GCHQ.
