Uber stories - Page 3

Uber fined £385,000 by UK Information Commissioner's Office for data breach that affected 2.7 million UK customers and drivers.

CyberArk's EMEA VP discusses evolving techniques of cybercrime in the financial sector and how businesses need to think like attackers.

To survive and thrive, companies need to make the most of their data to see trends and act quickly, just as digital disruptors do.

Uber's new VTOL aircraft promise to cut down commute times and reduce traffic congestion, but safety concerns cloud their aerial ambitions.

Uber updates bug bounty program to include safe harbour for good faith hackers, but warns against illegal activity and extortion.

Green Acres GO aims to unlock an untapped workforce, providing opportunities for people to supplement their incomes by providing home services.

Uber released its second annual lost and found index, a snapshot of riders’ most commonly lost and most surprising forgotten items.

According to University of Auckland senior lecturer Paul Ralph, It's critical to keep these things in perspective.

The sharing economy is reshaping Kiwi spending; Stats NZ reveals increased online spending on services like Uber and Airbnb, altering the CPI basket.

Ivanti talk about the upcoming ramifications of the Notifiable Data Breaches act, and the simple things you can do to prepare.

We covered an expert commentary story of the Uber breach - this is round 2 with Check Point, Barracuda, Digital Shadows, Mimecast, and Webroot.

Volvo to supply Uber with tens of thousands of autonomous vehicle base models by 2021, enhancing their strategic tech-partnership for self-driving future.

In October last year hackers stole the personal data of 57 million customers and drivers from Uber and it has only just emerged now.

A number of experts have come forward to share their opinions on the huge Uber breach affecting 57m people that was kept under wraps for a year.

In an exclusive interview, Microsoft's CTO Jennifer Byrne discusses regulating New Zealand's sharing economy, women at Microsoft, and the Uberisation of tech.

In September 2017, it was announced that Uber’s private hire licence as a ride-hauling app would not be renewed in London.

Uber NZ's comedic ad backfires, ASA deems it misleading, casting doubt on the rigour of driver checks amidst humour claims.

Schneider Electric, a global organisation that specialises in energy management and automation, is one of the companies that made the list.

Uber Central lets businesses request, manage, and pay for rides for other people, allowing organisations to manage multiple rides at the same time.

The transportation app is piloting a new programme that gives teens between the ages of 13 to 17 a way to use Uber.