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Bermuda-based technology start-up Trunomi wants to put people — rather than corporations — in control of their own personal data. In pursuing this vision, the firm has already created technology solutions that will make people’s dealings with financi...

Telecoms carriers have made “great progress” in restoring service after Hurricane Gonzalo, according to the Regulatory Authority of Bermuda. Carriers are required by law to keep the Authority informed about network outages after storms and efforts to...

A technology security company founded in Bermuda has made its mark on a promotion of cross-border electronic transactions by European leaders. The high-level seal of approval for QuoVadis came when senior European Commission (EC) officials held an el...

BTC have announced that many of the 15,000 customers who were without service in the aftermath of Hurricane Gonzalo have had it restored, but warned it would be “some time” before all lines are back in operation again. Meanwhile, wireless services ca...

A former White House cyber security expert yesterday said Bermuda was well-placed to protect itself against attacks on computer networks. Jason Healey, a former US Air Force intelligence officer, added that Bermuda’s small size offered advantages and...

Cyber crime poses a serious threat to Bermuda, an expert warned yesterday. Fred Oberholzer, head of cyber security in the Bermuda office of global financial services firm KPMG, said: “If a person has a look from an international point of view, cyber ...

A cyber security firm founded in Bermuda has expanded its operations into Germany. QuoVadis — a global provider of certificate authority identity services for online transactions — has added Germany to existing offices in the UK, Switzerland, Holland...

A new computer bug has put hundreds of millions of computers at risk, leaving the “door wide open” for hackers. The bug — dubbed Shellshock — has been found in a software component called Bash — a part of many Linux systems as well as Apple’s Mac OS ...

Spending on information and communication technology (ICT) capital goods has fallen by half over the past five years, Government statistics reveal. Last year $70 million was spent on ICT goods, such as computers — down $22 million, or 24 percent, fro...