It is hard enough to pithily describe the swathe of risks associated with digital transformation. Insufficient time is being given to preparing for them.

Test results are consistent with the prediction that new EU regulations would lead to a massive rise in fraud.

The member of the Kenyan government responsible for exploring blockchain technology has previously profited from his investments in Bitcoin.

Why do sophisticated business people ignore the obvious risk of online advert fraud, and the evidence of how widespread it is?

The lucrative nature of telecoms equipment crime is demonstrated by the profits seized from one British gang.

African governments should be reducing the burden on their people by using mobile money to efficiently collect tax, instead of increasing their burden by taxing mobile money transactions.

Germany has imposed ambitious rules that control how people express themselves on social media. There are still uncertainties with how the rules will be applied in practice.

A new YouTube video has taken plagiarism to a surreal level, by using a computer to read out the marketing description of a revenue assurance book.

Risk Reward Awards will take public nominations for the first inductee into their Hall of Fame. The ceremony will occur during the RAG London conference to be hosted by BT in April.

Identifying customers by asking questions is a risk because the answers are also known to internal fraudsters. Safaricom will use voice biometrics to reduce fraud and boost service.

The Meltdown and Spectre security bugs are serious because they afflict many chips, but the measurement of the risks is trivial.

Complaints can be a valuable source of information, so long as you realize that not every complaint is justified.