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EE launches 300Mbps 4G mobile network in Tech City
EE's superfast mobile network goes live in Silicon Roundabout, bringing speeds of up to 300Mbps to the Tech City digital hubNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Government Digital Service no longer involved with Universal Credit IT development
The Government Digital Service ends direct involvement in the development of the “enhanced IT” for the Universal Credit shemeNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Skills and supporting businesses top Autumn Statement 2013 agenda
Supporting young businesses and fixing the skills gap was a recurring theme during today’s Autumn Statement in the House of CommonsNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Government begins selection of open standards for documents
The government has begun the process to select open standards for documentsNews | 05 Dec 2013
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DCMS puts transparency before BT’s commercial interests
The head of telecommunications policy at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport claims the need for transparency in the BDUK roll-out is more important than BT’s commercial interests, but admits government needs to do better in pushing for more details to be releasedNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Norfolk and Suffolk police outsource back-office systems
Norfolk and Suffolk Constabularies are outsourcing ERP and duty management systems to Capgemini in a seven-year deal worth £3.75mNews | 05 Dec 2013
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700,000 benefit claimants miss out on Universal Credit deadline
The secretary for work and pensions has admitted the Universal Credit benefit scheme will miss its 2017 deadlineNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Hackers post millions of stolen passwords online
Security researchers have discovered more than two million stolen passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn and other online servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
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NSA tracks 5 billion phone records daily, Snowden docs show
The NSA tracks nearly 5 billion mobile phone records a day, according to the latest documents revealed by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 05 Dec 2013
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UKtech50 2013 - the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK ITNews | 04 Dec 2013
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UKtech50 2013 – the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK IT - the CIOs, industry executives, public servants and business leaders driving the role of technology in the UK economyPhoto Story
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Proof-of-concept malware jumps air gap with sound card
Researchers demonstrate proof-of-concept malware exfiltrating data using high-frequency transmissions inaudible to humansNews | 04 Dec 2013
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How endemic is IT underinvestment in UK retail banking?
The Royal Bank of Scotland has failed to invest properly in its IT system, but it is not aloneAnalysis | 04 Dec 2013
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The Guardian denies Snowden stories damaged national security
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger defends decision to publish stories on documents leaked by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 04 Dec 2013
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Skills and supporting businesses top Autumn Statement 2013 agenda
Supporting young businesses and fixing the skills gap was a recurring theme during today’s Autumn Statement in the House of CommonsNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Google robotics project sparks speculation
Google has revealed it has acquired seven robotics companies in the past six months, sparking speculation about what it plans to developNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Hackers post millions of stolen passwords online
Security researchers have discovered more than two million stolen passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn and other online servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
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NSA tracks 5 billion phone records daily, Snowden docs show
The NSA tracks nearly 5 billion mobile phone records a day, according to the latest documents revealed by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 05 Dec 2013
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UKtech50 2013 - the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK ITNews | 04 Dec 2013
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UKtech50 2013 – the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK IT - the CIOs, industry executives, public servants and business leaders driving the role of technology in the UK economyPhoto Story
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Proof-of-concept malware jumps air gap with sound card
Researchers demonstrate proof-of-concept malware exfiltrating data using high-frequency transmissions inaudible to humansNews | 04 Dec 2013
- VIEW MORE ON : Retail IT
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Google robotics project sparks speculation
Google has revealed it has acquired seven robotics companies in the past six months, sparking speculation about what it plans to developNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Hackers post millions of stolen passwords online
Security researchers have discovered more than two million stolen passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn and other online servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
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NSA tracks 5 billion phone records daily, Snowden docs show
The NSA tracks nearly 5 billion mobile phone records a day, according to the latest documents revealed by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 05 Dec 2013
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UKtech50 2013 - the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK ITNews | 04 Dec 2013
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UKtech50 2013 – the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK IT - the CIOs, industry executives, public servants and business leaders driving the role of technology in the UK economyPhoto Story
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Proof-of-concept malware jumps air gap with sound card
Researchers demonstrate proof-of-concept malware exfiltrating data using high-frequency transmissions inaudible to humansNews | 04 Dec 2013
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The Guardian denies Snowden stories damaged national security
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger defends decision to publish stories on documents leaked by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 04 Dec 2013
- VIEW MORE ON : Manufacturing IT
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Skills and supporting businesses top Autumn Statement 2013 agenda
Supporting young businesses and fixing the skills gap was a recurring theme during today’s Autumn Statement in the House of CommonsNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Google robotics project sparks speculation
Google has revealed it has acquired seven robotics companies in the past six months, sparking speculation about what it plans to developNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Hackers post millions of stolen passwords online
Security researchers have discovered more than two million stolen passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn and other online servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
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NSA tracks 5 billion phone records daily, Snowden docs show
The NSA tracks nearly 5 billion mobile phone records a day, according to the latest documents revealed by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Proof-of-concept malware jumps air gap with sound card
Researchers demonstrate proof-of-concept malware exfiltrating data using high-frequency transmissions inaudible to humansNews | 04 Dec 2013
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The Guardian denies Snowden stories damaged national security
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger defends decision to publish stories on documents leaked by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 04 Dec 2013
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Cyberattack: Top ten tips for working with the business and getting the glory
Businesses are starting to realise that cyberattacks can pose a potential threat to everything they doOpinion
- VIEW MORE ON : SME IT
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Hackers post millions of stolen passwords online
Security researchers have discovered more than two million stolen passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn and other online servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
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NSA tracks 5 billion phone records daily, Snowden docs show
The NSA tracks nearly 5 billion mobile phone records a day, according to the latest documents revealed by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Proof-of-concept malware jumps air gap with sound card
Researchers demonstrate proof-of-concept malware exfiltrating data using high-frequency transmissions inaudible to humansNews | 04 Dec 2013
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The Guardian denies Snowden stories damaged national security
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger defends decision to publish stories on documents leaked by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 04 Dec 2013
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Cyberattack: Top ten tips for working with the business and getting the glory
Businesses are starting to realise that cyberattacks can pose a potential threat to everything they doOpinion
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UK proposes formal talks on cyber security with China
Prime minister David Cameron has called on China to be more open about cyber securityNews | 04 Dec 2013
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Google could face Dutch fine over privacy policy
Google could face a fine after Dutch authorities find the firm’s 2012 privacy policy violates local data protection lawNews | 29 Nov 2013
- VIEW MORE ON : Utilities IT
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Hackers post millions of stolen passwords online
Security researchers have discovered more than two million stolen passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn and other online servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
NSA tracks 5 billion phone records daily, Snowden docs show
The NSA tracks nearly 5 billion mobile phone records a day, according to the latest documents revealed by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
Proof-of-concept malware jumps air gap with sound card
Researchers demonstrate proof-of-concept malware exfiltrating data using high-frequency transmissions inaudible to humansNews | 04 Dec 2013
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The Guardian denies Snowden stories damaged national security
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger defends decision to publish stories on documents leaked by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 04 Dec 2013
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Cyberattack: Top ten tips for working with the business and getting the glory
Businesses are starting to realise that cyberattacks can pose a potential threat to everything they doOpinion
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UK proposes formal talks on cyber security with China
Prime minister David Cameron has called on China to be more open about cyber securityNews | 04 Dec 2013
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Google could face Dutch fine over privacy policy
Google could face a fine after Dutch authorities find the firm’s 2012 privacy policy violates local data protection lawNews | 29 Nov 2013
- VIEW MORE ON : Business services IT
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Hackers post millions of stolen passwords online
Security researchers have discovered more than two million stolen passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn and other online servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
NSA tracks 5 billion phone records daily, Snowden docs show
The NSA tracks nearly 5 billion mobile phone records a day, according to the latest documents revealed by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
Proof-of-concept malware jumps air gap with sound card
Researchers demonstrate proof-of-concept malware exfiltrating data using high-frequency transmissions inaudible to humansNews | 04 Dec 2013
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The Guardian denies Snowden stories damaged national security
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger defends decision to publish stories on documents leaked by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 04 Dec 2013
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Cyberattack: Top ten tips for working with the business and getting the glory
Businesses are starting to realise that cyberattacks can pose a potential threat to everything they doOpinion
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UK proposes formal talks on cyber security with China
Prime minister David Cameron has called on China to be more open about cyber securityNews | 04 Dec 2013
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Google could face Dutch fine over privacy policy
Google could face a fine after Dutch authorities find the firm’s 2012 privacy policy violates local data protection lawNews | 29 Nov 2013
- VIEW MORE ON : Charity IT
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EE launches 300Mbps 4G mobile network in Tech City
EE's superfast mobile network goes live in Silicon Roundabout, bringing speeds of up to 300Mbps to the Tech City digital hubNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
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DCMS puts transparency before BT’s commercial interests
The head of telecommunications policy at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport claims the need for transparency in the BDUK roll-out is more important than BT’s commercial interests, but admits government needs to do better in pushing for more details to be releasedNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
Hackers post millions of stolen passwords online
Security researchers have discovered more than two million stolen passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn and other online servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
NSA tracks 5 billion phone records daily, Snowden docs show
The NSA tracks nearly 5 billion mobile phone records a day, according to the latest documents revealed by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
UKtech50 2013 - the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK ITNews | 04 Dec 2013
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UKtech50 2013 – the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK IT - the CIOs, industry executives, public servants and business leaders driving the role of technology in the UK economyPhoto Story
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Three begins 4G roll-out
The last of the UK’s major mobile operators to join the race, Three confirms it has started to roll-out its 4G network and will cover 98% of the population by the end of 2015News | 04 Dec 2013
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
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Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
-
Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
Hackers post millions of stolen passwords online
Security researchers have discovered more than two million stolen passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn and other online servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
NSA tracks 5 billion phone records daily, Snowden docs show
The NSA tracks nearly 5 billion mobile phone records a day, according to the latest documents revealed by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
UKtech50 2013 - the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK ITNews | 04 Dec 2013
-
UKtech50 2013 – the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK IT - the CIOs, industry executives, public servants and business leaders driving the role of technology in the UK economyPhoto Story
-
Proof-of-concept malware jumps air gap with sound card
Researchers demonstrate proof-of-concept malware exfiltrating data using high-frequency transmissions inaudible to humansNews | 04 Dec 2013
-
The Guardian denies Snowden stories damaged national security
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger defends decision to publish stories on documents leaked by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 04 Dec 2013
-
Cyberattack: Top ten tips for working with the business and getting the glory
Businesses are starting to realise that cyberattacks can pose a potential threat to everything they doOpinion
- VIEW MORE ON : Transport & travel IT
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
-
Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
-
Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
Google robotics project sparks speculation
Google has revealed it has acquired seven robotics companies in the past six months, sparking speculation about what it plans to developNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
Hackers post millions of stolen passwords online
Security researchers have discovered more than two million stolen passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn and other online servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
NSA tracks 5 billion phone records daily, Snowden docs show
The NSA tracks nearly 5 billion mobile phone records a day, according to the latest documents revealed by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
Proof-of-concept malware jumps air gap with sound card
Researchers demonstrate proof-of-concept malware exfiltrating data using high-frequency transmissions inaudible to humansNews | 04 Dec 2013
-
The Guardian denies Snowden stories damaged national security
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger defends decision to publish stories on documents leaked by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 04 Dec 2013
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Cyberattack: Top ten tips for working with the business and getting the glory
Businesses are starting to realise that cyberattacks can pose a potential threat to everything they doOpinion
-
UK proposes formal talks on cyber security with China
Prime minister David Cameron has called on China to be more open about cyber securityNews | 04 Dec 2013
- VIEW MORE ON : Leisure & hospitality IT
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
-
Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
-
Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
Google robotics project sparks speculation
Google has revealed it has acquired seven robotics companies in the past six months, sparking speculation about what it plans to developNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
Hackers post millions of stolen passwords online
Security researchers have discovered more than two million stolen passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn and other online servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
NSA tracks 5 billion phone records daily, Snowden docs show
The NSA tracks nearly 5 billion mobile phone records a day, according to the latest documents revealed by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
UKtech50 2013 - the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK ITNews | 04 Dec 2013
-
UKtech50 2013 – the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK IT - the CIOs, industry executives, public servants and business leaders driving the role of technology in the UK economyPhoto Story
-
Proof-of-concept malware jumps air gap with sound card
Researchers demonstrate proof-of-concept malware exfiltrating data using high-frequency transmissions inaudible to humansNews | 04 Dec 2013
-
The Guardian denies Snowden stories damaged national security
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger defends decision to publish stories on documents leaked by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 04 Dec 2013
- VIEW MORE ON : Media & entertainment IT
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Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
Microsoft has announces it is to take measures to increase the security of customer data to protect against government snoopingNews | 06 Dec 2013
-
Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
Microsoft, the FBI and Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) have disrupted ZeroAccess, one of the world’s largest botnetsNews | 06 Dec 2013
-
Government begins selection of open standards for documents
The government has begun the process to select open standards for documentsNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
Automation key to balancing agility and security, says AlgoSec
Automated critical business application management enables a more agile business and enhances security, says security policy management firm AlgoSecNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
Google robotics project sparks speculation
Google has revealed it has acquired seven robotics companies in the past six months, sparking speculation about what it plans to developNews | 05 Dec 2013
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UK citizen sues Microsoft over Prism private data leak to NSA
A court action brought in the UK will test Microsoft's legal right to disclose private data on UK citizens to US intelligence servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
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Hackers post millions of stolen passwords online
Security researchers have discovered more than two million stolen passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, LinkedIn and other online servicesNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
NSA tracks 5 billion phone records daily, Snowden docs show
The NSA tracks nearly 5 billion mobile phone records a day, according to the latest documents revealed by whistleblower Edward SnowdenNews | 05 Dec 2013
-
UKtech50 2013 - the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK ITNews | 04 Dec 2013
-
UKtech50 2013 – the most influential people in UK IT
Computer Weekly has announced the fourth annual UKtech50, our definitive list of the movers and shakers in UK IT - the CIOs, industry executives, public servants and business leaders driving the role of technology in the UK economyPhoto Story
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