Brexit: UK businesses will have to adapt to 'momentous change'
CBI, BCC and FSB urge government to clarify implications the vote will have for businesses.
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Connecting with strangers on LinkedIn may leave one vulnerable to cyberattacks
Intel Security research indicates that hackers vigilantly track 'senior level professionals' on social media sites.
Brexit: India a safe haven for investors amid global market meltdown, finance minister says
Arun Jaitley insists India is 'well prepared' to deal with financial shocks arising from Britain's vote to exit EU.
Brexit: Tata Steel's efforts to maintain operations in the UK could now be damaged
Tata Steel had put its Port Talbot plant and other UK operations for sale in March.
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US court rules FBI did not need warrant to hack computer even as Senate strikes down open access
The ruling said the warrant was not needed as IP addresses are voluntarily given up by users.
Brexit: Bank of England won't hesitate to take additional measures after Brexit
Brexit: Bank of England won't hesitate to take additional measures after Brexit.
Brexit: Japanese yen gains while other Asian currencies lose ground
Gold, considered a safe haven investment in times of turmoil, touched a two-year high.
Brexit: Banks and housebuilders lead London's FTSE 100 plunge
London stock market opened sharply lower in wake of Brexit vote, plunging over 8% within minutes.
Brexit: David Cameron to resign as UK prime minister after historic Leave vote
Defeated Conservative leader had urged British voters to back Remain at the EU referendum.
Brexit: Market commentators scramble to revise UK growth forecasts
UK's 2016 growth forecast revised as sterling falls to its lowest level since 1985.
Brexit: Ramifications of historic Leave vote are dire for UK's political class
David Cameron's legacy is tainted by the EU referendum, while Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson are boosted.
Henkel buys US laundry care firm Sun Products for $3.6bn
Deal makes Henkel the second biggest laundry care provider in the US.
Godless malware with multiple rooting exploits could pose threat to Android devices
Devices in India, Indonesia and Thailand are seen as at highest risk of malware.
Isis hackers release new 'random' kill list with 4000 names from database previously available online
Questions raised over Daesh's Caliphate Cyber Army 'kill list'.
Brexit: Markets braced for rout as UK votes to leave the European Union
FTSE futures down 10% as pound plunges to 30-year low after Brexit result
Dominic Chappell tried to pay for Bahamas vacation with BHS money, ex-CEO claims
Darren Topp accuses former BHS owner of treating company money as his own.
Nikkei leads Asian markets fall over Brexit
With most of the counting done, UK looked set to have voted for a Brexit, triggering panic in world markets.
Twilio share price shoots up 90% on market debut
IPO pegs Silicon Valley firm's value at $2.4bn, twice its private valuation.
Brexit: Pound, euro hit as Britain votes to leave the European Union
The pound dropped to 30-year lows while the euro fell the most since 1999.
VW emissions scandal: South Korea first country to issue arrest warrant for VW executive
The warrant is just the start of on-going investigations, warns South Korean prosecution office.
Euro 2016: Six companies benefiting from home nations' success
Sports retailers and TV broadcasters expect a boost from home nations' success in France.
Volkswagen emissions scandal: German car manufacturer agrees $10.2bn settlement
Company admitted to cheating US environmental tests using software to mask nitrogen oxide emissions
A botnet of 3m zombie Twitter accounts grew in 24 hours, but Twitter didn't seem to notice
Independent researchers claim to have found a huge Twitter botnet that sells and rents followers for a price.
EU referendum: UK bookies favourite Remain over a Brexit
Value of bets placed on a Brexit has already exceeded £55m.
FTSE 100 up on slow trading day ahead of historic EU Vote
London indices rose but trading levels were lacklustre as opinion polls pointed to a close fight.
How will Brexit affect cybersecurity in the UK? What the experts are saying about leaving the EU
IBTimes UK asks the cybersecurity community what a Brexit would have in store for them.
Air India: Police launch probe after hackers steal frequent-flyer miles worth Rs 1.6m
It is suspected the hackers had inside knowledge of the loyalty scheme, law enforcement claim.
Toyota Financial Services joins R3 distributed ledger consortium
TFS joins over 50 major financial institutions in the R3 consortium.
EU referendum: Australian businesses join Remain campaign
Latest Populus poll puts Remain campaign 55% to 45% ahead as Britons head to polls.
EU referendum: British bookmakers see surge in betting as UK goes to the polls
Ladbrokes and Betfair tell IBTimes UK that the odds have shortened for a Remain victory.
Turkish man invents way of watching NSFW content in public
Tech turns smartphone display white and can only be viewed through special smart glasses.
Anonymous launches political party in the US as 'alternative to American governing system'
In March last year, Anonymous members met and elected its Board of Directors to lead their movement.
Cobham wins $200m Airbus contract to provide satcom systems
Wimborne Minster headquartered company bags second major Airbus deal.
Leaked: 154 million US voter records expose preferences on gay marriage and abortion law
The compromised data is roughly a year old and the client claims to have been hacked.
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