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clickWireless broadband to be cellular feast
News Telecoms analyst Analysys Mason predicts there will be a total of 2.1 billion wireless broadband customers globally generating $784bn in service revenue by 2015 - an increase of some 2,400 per cent. WiMax will contribute... [05 Aug 2008]
Global security spend to hit $10.5bn
News Global security software revenue is expected to reach $10.5bn worldwide this year, an 11.2 per cent increase over 2007, and will exceed $13.1bn in 2012, according to research firm Gartner. Increasing competition in... [28 Apr 2008]
Five mobile trends to watch in 2008
News This means there will be renewed impetus to push data services in these markets - to claw back lost revenue and get the most out of existing 3G networks. The January gloom has descended but mobile operators have less to... [09 Jan 2008]
Music piracy fight - ISPs must do more
News The IFPI report also outlines issues the industry faces around digital music and suggests alternative revenue streams and marketing approaches will be required - such as partnerships with social networks. [25 Jan 2008]
Mobile tracking tech to take off in Europe
News Vehicle tracking is expected by Juniper Research to generate €2.8bn in revenue by 2012, with around 15 million vehicles being tracked by businesses wanting to monitor and route their vehicles more efficiently. [10 Dec 2007]
RIM makes sweet plans for BlackBerry future
News The devices themselves represent a big proportion of RIM's revenue - with the revenue breakdown for the last quarter coming out at roughly 78 per cent for devices, 15 per cent for the service, four per... [06 Nov 2007]
Cyber criminals building more but smaller botnets
News But researchers at antivirus company F-Secure have reported seeing these large networks being broken down into smaller groups of compromised computers because the creation of large botnets is not creating as much revenue... [28 Sep 2007]
Lost Revenue CDs 'worth £1.5bn to criminals'
News The two lost HM Revenue & Customs CDs containing the personal and financial details of 25 million people could be worth £1.5bn to criminals. Click on the links below to find out more. Liberal Democrat... [29 Nov 2007]
£20,000 reward for missing Revenue discs
News The government is offering a £20,000 reward to anyone who finds the missing HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) discs containing 25 million child benefit records, after the initial police search failed to find them. [05 Dec 2007]
Police seek full costs of HMRC CD search
News Scotland Yard will demand HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) foot the record bill for the force's hunt for the missing data discs containing 25 million child benefit records. Click on the links below to find... [14 Jan 2008]
Data breaches: No more than normal
News HM Revenue & Customs' loss of 25 million details of people claiming and receiving child benefit was the catalyst for a surge of data-loss reports, an ICO spokesperson told silicon.com sister site ZDNet.co.uk. [18 Feb 2008]
Public trust eroded: Data breaches to blame
News Of the 1,025 respondents, 66 per cent said their trust in government departments had decreased due to information breaches such as the loss of 25 million personal records by HM Revenue & Customs last year. [30 Apr 2008]
ICO: HMRC breach - where were the tech safeguards?
News The loss by Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC) of two password-protected CDs containing 25 million personal details of those who claim and receive child benefit was a major blow for privacy, according to assistant... [23 Nov 2007]
Security heading for the cloud
News Cloud-based malware and spam detection in email and instant messaging will grow from 20 per cent of messaging security revenue to 60 per cent over the next five years, according to analysts at Gartner. [17 Jul 2008]
UK businesses shunning encryption tech?
News Despite the lack of encryption, UK IT managers claim their corporate data is safe and almost two-thirds (65 per cent) said the HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) data breach will not change their IT spending priorities,... [03 Dec 2007]
