The EU's personal data protection laws don't change until May 2018, but HPE is launching its compliance tools now
But the reports will arrive up to a day after the payments were made, leaving criminals with a window of opportunity
The bank is inviting comments on the roll of distributed ledgers in its next-generation real-time gross settlement system.
A trial with a Japanese bus company could translate to services for US and European customers early next year
Surveillance is rising in the UK as lawmakers debate a new law on investigatory powers
And yes, it was a Frenchman who hacked the Canadians (and the Iranians) in 2009
The opinion of the attorney general of the Court of Justice of the EU is not binding on the court
Linking to unlawfully published copyright images can be legal -- unless you profit from it, says top EU court
A Frenchman who sought a refund of the cost of the Windows OS bundled with his new laptop is out of luck
The Apache Software Foundation has asked the OpenOffice team to explain how it will deal with security problems in its code
