Stewart Mitchell

In-depth After a string of high-profile sales, the tech world is starting to ask if it's time to protect the UK’s technology assets

In-depth Are tech firms hiring teams to aggressively snuff out any internal or external criticism?

In-depth From stalkerware to smart home speakers, tech is an unwelcome enabler for abusers

In-depth Efforts to clear a growing backlog with automation threaten quality of evidence

In-depth Project dressed up as 'machine learning workshop' gives Google rights to biometrics for product development

In-depth Do hiring managers favour the enthusiasm of youth over expertise?

In-depth Why Britain’s broadband providers are worried about a new technology that guards against online snooping

Analysis Disputed printer cartridge patents and a ban on Google Ads are driving out small tech firms, Stewart Mitchell discovers

In-depth Regulations have failed to curb privacy crisis as advertisers double down on data collection

In-depth The government wants big firms to tackle “Online Harms”, but the big firms look set to profit

In-depth Is there any sound reason not to trust low cost Chinese hardware imports?

In-depth Your PC or smartphone could be being dragged down by secret Bitcoin mining software in apps and websites

In-depth Do security services let dangerous criminals escape if it means protecting their hacking techniques?

In-depth The repercussions of upsetting the web’s gatekeeper can be severe

In-depth Stewart Mitchell reveals how your devices’ microphones are listening out for more than just your voice commands

In-depth The tech giants have huge resources, but bounty hunters are better placed to discover many security flaws

In-depth Java EE is a major enterprise platform, but it hasn’t had a facelift since 2013