• US set to ban Samsung products
• Home Office e-borders programme still using pilot IT system from 2004
• NCA investigates “deep web” after UK Silk Road arrests
• Pro-Palestinian hacktivists hit security sites
• IBM interns join ShopDirect to combine gamification and Twitter analysis
• Rugby Football Union uses analytics to educate and engage with users
• Technology will make businesses more 'human'
• Rural 10% forced to wait for broadband
• BBC aims to get kids coding
• Hybrid IT becomes a reality as cloud goes mainstream in the UK
• UK breaks into ITU’s top 10 for ICT development
• Cyber crimes costs UK businesses average of £3m per year
• FireEye discovers rapidly growing class of mobile threats
• Foreign Office outsources end-to-end IT management
• Best of VMworld Europe User Awards 2013 Shortlist
• Technology advances are main driver to new consumption models
• Actuary gets NetApp, rejects flash drives, Vblocks and FlexPods
• UK companies missing from top 100 innovators
• Nokia brings real-time maps to Mitsubishi Motors
• Wolseley outsources IT and business process to Capita Managed Services
• Microsoft pays out $128K to security bug hunters
• Major gaps in enterprise insider threat detection, study shows
• Case study: Coca-Cola embarks on green IT strategy
• Government pledges extra £100m to Enterprise Zones
• T600 Series moves Tintri hybrid flash arrays into enterprise class
• How will India meet big data skills shortfall?
• Big business still struggling with social media, says TCS
• Driving Standards Agency updates WAN with MDNX
• Morrison Utility Services signs 10-year BPO deal
• UK National Cyber Crime Unit becomes operational
• Public cloud in India gets small business boost
• Government holds consultation on broadband delivery
• Staples Europe appoints CIO
• RSA Europe 2013 to get practical about big data
• Amazon faces union strike threat in Germany
• Banks to test cyber defences
• How London Met improves students’ job prospects with IBM Academic Skills Cloud
• IT pros overworked but reaping the career benefits, survey finds
• Building government IT in Northern Ireland
• Health trust adopts Tintri hybrid flash storage in VDI rollout
• CIO interview: Carlos Morgado, CTO, Just Eat
• Adobe security chief Brad Arkin apologises for credit card theft
• CIOs are underselling IT to business
• Awareness training not enough, says security researcher
• McAfee Focus 2013: Digitally signed malware a fast-growing threat, say researchers
• Time to reinvent security, says Intel president
• World needs to understand cyber threat, say Leon Panetta
• BlackBerry admits to poor take-up of BES 10
• FBI shuts down Silk Road online drug market
• IT outsourcing no longer main recession-busting tool
• Now is the time for IT to tackle rising energy costs
• Investment banks to share data platform to cut compliance costs
• McAfee Focus 2013: APTs more dangerous than ever, says researcher
• McAfee Focus 2013: Security is about enabling tech benefits, says McAfee
• McAfee Focus 2013: McAfee leadership upbeat about Stonesoft acquisition
• Belfast Health Trust virtualises its way to the cloud
• Staffordshire County Council picks ANS cloud to improve public services
• IT failure hits NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
• EntrepreneurCountry aims to take over the world with global launch
• Case Study: Why Coventry University has deployed HP ElitePad Windows 8 tablets
• Ofcom announces UK white space trials
• Bank of England and Treasury set banks cyber security deadline
• Airline passengers need travel-optimised smartphone apps
• 3D printer sales will double by 2015, says Gartner
• Tesco profits drop despite multichannel shopping
• Ministry of Defence upgrades Oracle HR and payroll system
• Biometrics key to frictionless authentication, says BioCatch
• Indian mid-market increase IT spending this year
• IT security industry still immature, says (ISC)2 board member
• Half of large enterprises will have hybrid cloud by 2017, says Gartner
• Google makes new search commitments to the EU
• Case Study: London Symphony Orchestra fine tunes Wi-Fi
• UK trading sector faces challenges as US regulator prepare rules
• Companies more comfortable with ‘choose your own device’
• Go ON UK aims to get north-east England online
• Developing a new strategy for information security
• Delta equips pilots with Microsoft Surface 2 tablets
• How Barnsley Council became a tier three datacentre
• Network Rail to boost mobile broadband on trains
• Indian government made second most Facebook data requests
• Microsoft boosts Windows Azure security with multi-factor authentication
• EE hit by weekend of outages
• Charity uses cloud HR system to keep track of staff working in danger zones
• Cloud computing drives infrastructure upgrade at service provider
• Huawei poses no competitive threat to US networking firms, says Enterasys CEO
• ‘I don’t believe privacy exists,’ claims network executive
• Europe fails to invest in downtimes
• MoD announces specialist programme to fend off cyber attacks
• Cyber attack retaliation a bad idea, says international panel
• Google facing European sanctions over data protection
• Financial markets next big cyber target, says US expert
• Researchers use lightning to charge Nokia smartphone
• Continuous monitoring has great promise, says IA specialist
• Computer Weekly European User Awards for Storage: Winners
• BlackBerry sales drop by half in just three months
• Bank account switching service project attracts global attention
• Mainframe dead? IT still sees it as robust, long-term solution, shows study
• Metropolitan Police cybercrime team claims £1bn savings
• Ex-hackers best qualified to improve cyber security say 70% of IT firms
• Executive interview: The significance of GPU accelerated Java
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