China is increasingly concerned by security issues related to intelligent vehicles, exemplified by the Didi crackdown and pressure on Tesla.

A recent assessment of the deal ordered by regulators reportedly contains worrying implications for national security.

From the Biden administration's pledge to take action to INTERPOL's focus on ransomware as a global threat, governments are looking to help businesses cope with cyberattacks. But can it really work?

BOE says the shift to cloud is cloaking systems in secrecy and concentrating sensitive data with a handful of technology giants.

An extension would give the company until 2026 to construct the facility. It has until September under the current rules.

With on-premises infrastructure, data sovereignty is obvious; that's not the case with cloud data sovereignty.

Even as cybersecurity grows in importance as a national priority, individual states continue to push ahead with their own data breach legislation, making for an increasingly complicated compliance landscape for cybersecurity managers.

The government is taking cybercrime more seriously than ever, but it should do a lot more than it has done so far, experts say.

Government approval in China and elsewhere may come later this year or in 2022, Jensen Huang said.

“We want to support our thriving UK tech industry and welcome foreign investment, but it is appropriate that we properly consider the national security implications of a transaction like this.”