2 May 2019
Internet-connected gizmos from kettles to TVs are an underestimated security risk. But the UK government’s response ignores the biggest risk – ourselves, says Chris Stokel-Walker
13 June 2018
There are widespread calls for the UK government not to abandon a trailblazing tidal power project, but this energy source is no green panacea, says Hans van Haren
23 May 2018
Your inbox is full of pleading emails because the EU’s new data rules come into force this week – but they might not actually do anything to improve your life
21 May 2018
Trials of artificial intelligence show it can spot diseases that doctors miss – but rolling the tech out across the UK might prove more difficult
27 March 2018
We have the international tools to resolve uncertainties over the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal – but they will only work if Russia cooperates
12 March 2018
Failure to predict Brexit and Trump has created a crisis for the polling industry, but actually errors in election polls have stayed the same over the past 75 years
13 December 2017
A report from the UK Gambling Commission reveals that children are being lured into gambling through “skin bets” in online games
7 November 2017
Electronic chips made abroad can be altered to allow foreign powers to disrupt critical infrastructure. Nations are right to fret about it, says Paul Marks
26 October 2017
A care bot's deployment in the UK has come under fire, but I would have welcomed robotic help for my elderly mother, says author Paul Kitcatt
13 October 2017
A music major or law student might have native cybersecurity skills a trained IT student doesn’t – and this online game will identify you
