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Wales may be a small country but, in just a few years, it has become a global hotspot for cyber security innovation
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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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The 10 most important things you need to know about GDPR, and a jargon-buster explanation for some of the key terminology.
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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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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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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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GDS wants IT suppliers to use its GaaP products – but no SLAs
The Government Digital Service encourages tech firms to adopt the platform services it has developed – but can’t offer any service or support guarantees
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Radiation detection devices open to cyber attack – researcher
A security researcher has discovered numerous security flaws in multiple devices that are used to detect radiation in critical facilities
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Legacy databases relatively poor at running digital projects
Digital projects aren’t living up to expectations, with many only delivering incremental improvements to the status quo, survey reveals
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Is cloud ERP software ready for prime time?
While cloud-based enterprise resource planning applications are more widely adopted in the Asia-Pacific region, some companies are still hanging on to on-premise systems that remain core to their business
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Getting stuck on OpenStack: Overcoming the open source cloud platform's upgrade barriers
Some members of the OpenStack community are finding it a struggle to upgrade to newer versions of the open source cloud operating system. Could customisation be to blame?
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Data management: What does the future hold?
We explore how firms are replacing transactional database management systems with new database architectures
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Blogs
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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
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OpenAPI spec hits critical mass, v3 lands- Open Source Insider
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) have been widely embraced as a key means of engineering the mechanics of the new interconnected service-based cloud-centric components-rich software ... 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: Chris Hill interview
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DOES 2017, London: Sam Guckenheimer interview
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DOES 2017, London: Steve Mayner interview
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DOES 2017, London: Brian Timmeny interview
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DOES 2017, London: Cornelia Davis interview
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