Opinion | Cybersecurity | 16 May Why cyber hackers are needed in the coprorate world The neurodiverse community is a rich talent pool for cyber security, but they are often overlooked by big corporates and end up being lost to the dark side.
Big Ideas | Industry 4.0 | 8 Apr Why Octopus Ventures is doubling down on “Industry 4.0” Plus: The car and robot startups to keep a close eye on.
Big Ideas | Government | 28 Mar Inside jHub, the secretive UK military lab working with startups on healthtech, drones and portable fridges Is the UK Joint Forces' low-profile innovation unit jHub a game-changing life-saver, or just a bit of fun for military folk?
Opinion | Cybersecurity | 19 Mar “Shaming could end up punishing bootstrapped startups” Renowned cybersecurity expert Cal Leeming says we should be careful of publically shaming companies with substandard cybersecurity.
Big Ideas | Cybersecurity | 14 Dec Cloaks for data: making money from privacy by design Data anonymisation is not a new science, but the privacy solution is attracting investor and customer interest, and potentially more regulation.
Big Ideas | Publictech | 12 Dec The brave new data-protected world Europe’s General Data Protection Regime could open surprising new prospects for AI innovation on the continent
Big Ideas | Cybersecurity | 30 Nov London quietly reigns as the world-leading cyber hub North American startups are crossing the Atlantic for growth opportunities
