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Twitter uses open source to automate security
Twitter is increasingly using open source automation tools to ensure security processes are taken care of in all the code it produces News | 20 May 2013
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Yahoo Japan says hack attack may have exposed 22 million users
Yahoo Japan has warned that the identity details of up to 22 million users may have been compromised in recent hack data breach | 20 May 2013
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Shanghai cyber hacking unit back in business, says US
China’s military cyber espionage Unit 61398 is back in business, deploying different techniques, say US officials News | 20 May 2013
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FT is latest media group attacked by Syrian hackers
The Financial Times has confirmed that its website and several Twitter accounts were hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army News | 20 May 2013
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John Lewis launches tech apprenticeship scheme
John Lewis is to launch a technology apprenticeship programme IT skills | 17 May 2013
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Morrisons signs deal with Ocado for online delivery
Morrisons has signed a deal with Ocado to use its technology, logistics and distribution operations to deliver online groceries News | 17 May 2013
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Most IT environments immature, Microsoft reveals
Most business IT environments are immature, analysis of data from Microsoft’s Cloud Security Readiness Tool has revealed News | 16 May 2013
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Supply chain key to comprehensive security, says Cisco
A comprehensive security strategy must include the supply chain to deliver the integrity customers demand News | 16 May 2013
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Accept defeat and change the battle plan, says Adobe security chief
Security professionals are good at lying to themselves that they are evenly matched with their adversaries, says Adobe CSO Brad Arkin News | 15 May 2013
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Adobe uses crises to drive security change
After hackers broke into one of Adobe's code-signing servers in 2012, CSO Brad Arkin used the crisis to drive security change and improvement News | 15 May 2013
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Cloud gold rush: Is it all just supplier noise?
IT providers are unveiling cloud services at lightning speed and are launching robust price wars. But are enterprise customers equally gung-ho in adoption? Feature
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How to create a good information security policy
Information security policies provide vital support to security professionals, yet few organisations take the time to create decent policies Feature
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How to tackle big data from a security point of view
Before leaping into big data, companies must be clear what they are trying to achieve, otherwise their investment will be wasted Feature
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How to find the most vulnerable systems on your internal network
Most corporate networks share common vulnerabilities, but many could be mitigated with education in “hacker thinking” for technical staff Feature
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Social media: A security challenge and opportunity
Generation Y workers are posing increasing security challenges to their employers as they share data unreservedly Feature
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Business priorities: what to protect, monitor and test
How information security professionals can prioritise what to protect, monitor and test in the light of current budget and resource constraints Feature
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How to manage the security of cloud implementations
Tips for organisations adopting cloud computing on how to ensure that they secure data in line with the expectations of all stakeholders Feature
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CW500 Club in 2012
Computer Weekly's CW500 Club attracts the top IT leaders in the UK to talk to their peers about the topical challenges they face Top 10s
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How to preserve forensic evidence in the golden hour after a breach
There is a golden hour at the outset where a clear head and good planning can make or break any subsequent forensic investigation Feature
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CIOs debate the future of the datacentre
IT leaders met at a roundtable event hosted by Computer Weekly in association with Oracle to discuss the future of the datacentre Feature
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Security Think Tank: Cloud, BYOD and security – lock your doors
With BYOD and the growth of the personal cloud being used at work, what security measures can IT take to ensure security of enterprise data and does MDM really have a role in security? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: Management is key to secure BYOD
With BYOD and the growth of the personal cloud being used at work, what security measures can IT take to ensure security of enterprise data and does MDM really have a role in security? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: MDM just one way to lower the risk of BYOD
With BYOD and the growth of the personal cloud being used at work, what security measures can IT take to ensure security of enterprise data and does MDM really have a role in security? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: BYOD – a challenge and an opportunity
With the growth of BYOD, what security measures can IT take to ensure security of enterprise data – and does MDM have a role? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: BYOD means the map is no longer the territory
With the growth of BYOD and personal cloud at work, how can IT ensure the security of corporate data and does MDM have a role? Opinion
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Security Think Tank: BYOD – key tenets and best practices
With BYOD and the growth of the personal cloud being used at work, what security measures can IT take to ensure security of enterprise data and does MDM really have a role in security? Opinion
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Will proposed changes to European data protection law prove unworkable?
Data protection law in Europe is set to change, but it remains unclear if all proposals are workable Opinion
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What IT managers need to know about risky file-sharing
Business professionals must share files regularly to be collaborative, but there are issues that IT managers should be aware of Opinion
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Security Think Tank: MDM is no BYOD silver bullet
With BYOD and personal cloud at work, what measures can IT take to ensure security of enterprise data and does MDM really have a role? Opinion
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Hot hiring areas in the IT jobs market
The overall picture in the jobs market over the past year has been mixed, but demand is extremely strong in some areas Opinion
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UKtech50 2012 - The most influential people in UK IT
We run down the top 20 names from this year's Computer Weekly UKtech50 list of the 50 most influential people in UK IT Photo Story
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Marks & Spencer to launch HSBC-powered bank
M&S is creating a new high street bank, with the back-end provided by HSBC Photo Story
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How NFC contactless payments will change the way we shop
Mobile phone payments technology is about to take-off in the UK as a growing number of retailers introduce Near Field Communications (NFC) terminals. The appearance of the iPhone and Android smartphones, has sparked renewed interest in NFC technology... Video
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Computer Weekly & FT video debates: IT and the customer
In a series of video debates, Computer Weekly and the Financial Times invite a panel of experts to discuss business and IT issues. Video
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CW500: Tom McEwan of PA Consulting on the economic environment for 2012
In this video, Tom McEwan, head of the global technology consultancy group at PA Consulting, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the economic environment for 2012 and how it affects IT leaders. CW500
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CW500: Marc Dowd of Forrester talks about the key technology trends for the year
Marc Dowd, principal of the CIO group at analyst Forrester Research, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the key technology trends for the year. CW500
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CW500: Albert Ellis of Harvey Nash talks about career development
Albert Ellis, CEO of recruitment consultancy Harvey Nash, talks about the major recruitment, skills and career development issues for 2012. CW500
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CW & FT video debates – IT leadership and the CEO
In a series of monthly video debates, Computer Weekly and the Financial Times invite a panel of experts to discuss business and IT issues. Video
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Twitter uses open source to automate security
Twitter is increasingly using open source automation tools to ensure security processes are taken care of in all the code it produces News
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Yahoo Japan says hack attack may have exposed 22 million users
Yahoo Japan has warned that the identity details of up to 22 million users may have been compromised in recent hack data breach
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Shanghai cyber hacking unit back in business, says US
China’s military cyber espionage Unit 61398 is back in business, deploying different techniques, say US officials News
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FT is latest media group attacked by Syrian hackers
The Financial Times has confirmed that its website and several Twitter accounts were hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army News
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John Lewis launches tech apprenticeship scheme
John Lewis is to launch a technology apprenticeship programme IT skills
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Morrisons signs deal with Ocado for online delivery
Morrisons has signed a deal with Ocado to use its technology, logistics and distribution operations to deliver online groceries News
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Most IT environments immature, Microsoft reveals
Most business IT environments are immature, analysis of data from Microsoft’s Cloud Security Readiness Tool has revealed News
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Supply chain key to comprehensive security, says Cisco
A comprehensive security strategy must include the supply chain to deliver the integrity customers demand News
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Security Think Tank: Cloud, BYOD and security – lock your doors
With BYOD and the growth of the personal cloud being used at work, what security measures can IT take to ensure security of enterprise data and does MDM really have a role in security? Opinion
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Accept defeat and change the battle plan, says Adobe security chief
Security professionals are good at lying to themselves that they are evenly matched with their adversaries, says Adobe CSO Brad Arkin News
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About IT for retail and logistics
The retail industry is at the forefront of many important technology trends, and increasingly uses IT to better engage consumers, sell more products, and encourage customer loyalty. IT drives the entire supply chain from retailers to logistics firms, and our articles examine the benefits that are being achieved and the lessons that IT managers in other sectors can learn from their experiences.
