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The stunning leak by National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower Edward Snowden has forced many countries to beef up their cyber security.

Cisco introduced new developments with security partners and information-sharing techniques under its Cisco Security Technology Partner Ecosystem.

Public transportation, utilities and banking systems are among a list of critical infrastructure that will be watched by the government’s Cyber Security Lab, the Home Affairs Ministry told Channel NewsAsia, in response to queries.

The Labor government has presided over a vast expansion of the Australian intelligence agencies’ surveillance operations, international and domestic, in close collaboration with the US National Security Agency (NSA) and other intelligence bodies.

Symantec could let go of as many as 1,700 employees starting as soon as today, according to a report.

The perks of working for a big technology company are pretty obvious: the money tends to be good, the brand is well known, and the user base can be counted in the millions if not billions.

If you think interns are paid a pittance to make tea and do the jobs no one else wants to do, then think again. Top technology interns can pocket an average of £3,400 per month, according to job ratings site Glassdoor.

Paul Greenberg has a radioactive cat. Buddy is having iodine treatment, which means Greenberg, can only cuddle him for 45 minutes a day. And it clearly bothers him.

India-headquartered IT services giants Infosys and Wipro have announced pay rises across their workforces in India in a move that reflects the coming to an end of the time and material IT outsourcing model and the competition for skills.

Are you worried about Barack Obama reading all your emails and listening to all your phone calls? Beefing up your privacy settings is one thing, but fighting in the greater war to protect your rights is another. Here’s how to get started.