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Sky to create 300 tech jobs to bolster streaming services
Broadcasting giant outlines plans to ramp up its software engineering capabilities in the face of growing competition
Cyber security not a priority for most sectors, study finds
Despite data breaches costing UK firms nearly £30bn in 2016, cyber security is still not a priority for most UK industry sectors, a study has revealed
How Wales has evolved into a hotspot for cyber security
Wales may be a small country but, in just a few years, it has become a global hotspot for cyber security innovation
IoT is good news for hackers
Technology companies, governments and the insurance industry need to band together to counter the mounting cyber threats from the internet of things
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EE’s dominance in mobile network quality no longer a given
EE has retained its overall lead as the top-performing mobile network in the country, but is facing increasingly stiff competition from O2, Three and Vodafone
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Unified communications supplier Mitel buys competitor ShoreTel
The deal will create a market leading unified communications business and adds strength to Mitel’s cloud offering
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Meg Whitman steps down from HP Inc board
Whitman has served as chairperson of HP since the separation of HP Inc and Hewlett Packard Enterprise in November 2015
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Tribunal strikes down Ofcom rulings on business broadband
The telecoms regulator will have to go back to the drawing board as it seeks to establish regulation for the business broadband market, following a successful appeal by Openreach
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Facebook share price hits record high
Social networking giant reports revenue up 45% and profits up 71% in second quarter compared with Q2 2016, as share price hits $173
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Nordic digisation brings heightened cyber security risk
The Nordic region is becoming highly connected – which has not gone unnoticed by cyber criminals
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Blogs
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Tech suppliers assess the latest iteration of GDS- Computer Weekly Editors Blog
The general election has passed by, new ministers are in place, and so the Government Digital Service (GDS) is coming back out of its shell. As it embarks on a new parliamentary cycle, GDS is a ... Continue Reading
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ActiveRuby polishes up gems, precompiled jewels sparkle- Open Source Insider
Open source languages company ActiveState has hit beta on its commercially supported Ruby distribution. Ruby is an open source interpreted object-oriented programming language designed to be ... Continue Reading
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You don’t get to 500 million friends without steak and a few enemies- Downtime
Some surprisingly vapid musings on the future of artificial intelligence (AI), live streamed by Mark Zuckerberg whilst smoking some brisket in his back garden, have been brushed aside by Elon Musk, ... Continue Reading
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Quocirca UK ICO Watch: GDPR fines may not be as scary as the vendors are telling you- Quocirca Insights
The UK ICO hardly ever issues fines for data leaks and when it does, the fine involved is rarely anywhere near the maximum it could be. Continue Reading
Opinion
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People are part of security, but should not be key element
What are the best security controls to ensure a safe working environment where employees do not have the unfair pressure of being the first line of cyber defence?
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Security is a shared responsibility
What are the best types of security controls organisations should be using to ensure a safe working environment for employees?
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Avoiding the blame game
What are the best security controls to ensure a safe working environment where employees do not have the unfair pressure of being the first line of cyber defence?
Videos
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DOES 2017, London: Neil MacGowan interview
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DOES 2017, London: Sam Guckenheimer interview
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DOES 2017, London: Brian Timmeny interview
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