- DDoS is a threat to all businesses, says Neustar
- Clarks shoes steps into digital
- Why AWS is being held back in the public sector
- WikiLeaks reveals Australian police are using surveillance software
- CIO interview: Intel's Kim Stevenson on creating insight and value
- MasterCard issues contactless payment deadline
- Claims against Post Office IT system approach completion
- Context hacks Canon IoT printer
- Design firm adopts sole supplier for outsourced IT
- HP buys Eucalyptus as it bets on open cloud future
- Digital currencies no risk to UK financial stability, says BoE
- Retailers need to adopt ‘fail fast’ attitude to technology
- Yahoo wins bid to shine more light on US surveillance
- Boots to roll out real-time stock visibility in coming weeks
- Anglian Water targets code quality across multi-sourced contracts
- Datacentre market set to undergo dramatic change says Gartner
- Online retail continues to rise as interim results roll in
- Banks must differentiate to give account switching service value
- John Lewis sales reflect omni-channel growth
- Hague reassures MPs on Office 365 data storage as Microsoft ordered to hand over email data
- Google denies breach after hackers leak millions of user logins
- Most mobile apps fail on privacy, warns ICO
- SVC2UK sends 17 female UK tech CEOs to Silicon Valley
- Pupils missing out on digital technology’s full potential
- Research reveals the inner psychology of IT professionals
- EU opens public consultation on cloud computing
- Accenture: 48% of UK survey respondents fail to find big data talent
- UK retailers must invest more in digital technologies
- Smartphones could render smartmeter in-home display redundant
- Act now on IoT security, says Beecham Research
- The iPhone 6 and Apple Watch – will they be used in business?
- Fresh questions raised over Post Office IT system's role in fraud cases
- Salesforce builds green datacentre in France for European users
- Google faces fresh EU pressure over advertising practices
- Twitter and Netflix join ISP net neutrality internet slowdown protest
- Telecoms professionals still in high demand, says Manpower
- Wider public sector needs better understanding of cyber security
- Virtual backup appliance pros and cons
- North Face optimises rewards programme through Tibco Engage
- Cloud FUD far removed from reality, finds research
- University of Westminster uses mobile devices to share data
- Capgemini and VMware collaborate for enterprise mobility
- EY seeks tech startups to address challenges of right to be forgotten
- Premium wearables to push sales growth, say Juniper
- Cyber attack simulation key to get top management buy-in
- CIO interview: Bryson Koehler, CIO of The Weather Company
- Mobile revolution brings user experience testers to the fore
- Intel launches Haswell-EP Xeon E5-2600 v3 processors
- Tobacco giant outsources IT to Wipro
- BP spends £2m developing apps to train business leaders
- UK guidance on mobile app security low, research shows
- Digital business key for IT security, says Gartner
- BBC launches Make it Digital 2015 education programme
- Diageo launches startup fund to support responsible drinking
- Ransomware on the rise, warns cyber threat report
- King's College, UCL and LSE back £900,000 national datacentre project
- EasyJet sheds 'scrum' image with hybrid IT
- Unlikely bedfellows: Nato and business
- 'Bungled' Army 2020 IT recruitment contract loses £70m of savings
- Camden Market launches social Wi-Fi system to track footfall
- Busting cloud myths: Four user instances where cloud computing failed
- Google to refund at least $19m for unauthorised in-app purchases
- Nude celebrity hack forces changes at Apple and 4Chan
- Barclays bank launches biometric authentication
- Societe Generale rogue trader released from prison
- PA Consulting Group Raspberry Pi competition open for entries
- UK Gov, Rolls-Royce and Teach First join forces for STEM
- Ucas blends rival cloud services from AWS and Microsoft for results day
- Smartphone users unaware of hacking risks
- NOA launches outsourcing qualification
- Ministry of Defence seeking IT leaders for six-figure salaries in IT overhaul
- Home Office has "long way to go” to fix police IT and procurement
- Locala community health partnership moves to mobile working
- BP signs Infosys IT services deal for application support and development
- Microsoft faces deadline to hand Dublin email data to US government
- Ordnance Survey to release open data on green spaces
- NHS England informatics head wants more CCIOs
- Media union backs Australian piracy blocking plan
- Morgan Motor Company swaps Sage for integrated IFS
- DWP appoints Mayank Prakash as new technology director
- Nato to adopt new cyber defence policy
- Oxford University restructures communications systems to drive collaboration
- How Sony Music used Google cloud for One Direction’s 1D-Day event
- Stewart Room to join PwC’s cyber practice
- Prescribing digital videos could help NHS deal with chronic diseases
- Aberdeen to get city-wide gigabit network
- AA to refresh communications infrastructure
- Server OEMs at risk as white box providers target cloud datacentres
- HSCIC and MOJ first to procure on government managed email framework
- Hackers did not breach iCloud security, says Apple
- Yamaha UK adopts managed private cloud for flexible IT
- Home Depot investigating potentially massive data breach
- Parents call for help with coding homework
- Locking Russia out of Swift "unlikely and complicated", says analyst
- Online fashion retailer Asos seeks CIO
- Big data and analytics drive PC server sales
- Training firm Codex DLD launches National Coding Week for Adults
- Natural Resources Wales takes to the cloud with Microsoft
- Why bare metal cloud is in vogue
- Apple and FBI launch iCloud hack investigation
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