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European researchers have been forced to advance the announcement of what they claim are vulnerabilities in commonly used encryption technologies used in email after the German newspaper Suddeutsche Zeitung carried a report about their research which had been originally embargoed for release early Wednesday morning Australian time.

There is a tide in the affairs of men which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. Thus spake the Bard. And Swiss company ProtonMail has done just this, launching an encrypted email service at a time when encryption is very much at the top of the tech agenda.

Dutch Police can access data on Blackberry’s data-encrypted smartphones. If the supposed world’s most secure smartphone can be cracked what about Android and iOS?

A raft of new features and products is Symantec's response to the increasing adoption of BYOD policies and the growing popularity of Android devices.

We continue the interview with Entrust's Jon Callas.  Here we ask how it happened that while RSA was made to look rather foolish by the hackers, Entrust was able to blithely continue on its path.

The cost of an enterprise data breach has gone up a little since the Ponemon Institute first studied this ever increasingly relevant subject. By just how much might come as something of a surprise.