• US Army practises poor data security on mobile devices
• Anonymous threatens to declare cyber war on North Korea
• 4G taxis come to London and Birmingham
• Dell filing reveals poor state of PC industry
• Google closer to action from European privacy regulators
• Apple's renewable energy-powered datacentres account for 2% of its carbon footprint
• Mobile operators must change tack to claw back revenues
• Scottish IT and digital businesses look elsewhere due to skills shortage
• Howard Shiplee latest to lead Universal Credit delivery
• UK CIOs spending more time and money on security, study shows
• Security incident response below par at most firms, says Guidance Software
• Government seeks partner for £2bn shared services centre deal
• Outsourcing fuels Accenture growth
• Cyberbunker’s Sven Kamphuis denies unleashing DDoS attacks on Spamhaus
• Over half of IT workforce unhappy with salary
• Indian Global IT suppliers on domestic IT challenge
• More IT problems at RBS
• Skanska turns to Accenture to implement Oracle Fusion applications
• BlackBerry 10 ships one million in first quarter
• Strategic investments drive modest growth in IT spending
• Patients and doctors must push for a paperless NHS, says Intellect report
• Ofcom slams Orange in broadband complaints report
• Somerset council settles out of court with service provider Southwest One
• Government must address digital divide, says NAO
• Activists unleash biggest DDoS cyber attack to date
• More than half of Indian IT organizations to invest in mobile software in 2013
• Foreign retailers could drive Indian big data investments
• Switching cloud services
• Demos urges police to gather intelligence from social media
• Home Office needs to boost capability to fix UKBA IT
• NoSQL database firms step up attack on relational in UK and Europe
• Total shuns flash storage for 17PB SGI HPC supercomputer
• UK government launches cyber threat data-sharing partnership
• Banks must re-engage with customers through technology, says Accenture
• EC proposes broadband installation savings
• UK government sets up cyber security fusion cell
• Watch out for hidden Wi-Fi costs
• Regulatory changes will boost investment banks' IT budgets, says Ovum
• Southern Water contracts TCS for transformation
• Fujitsu HQ shows confidence in UK operation
• Police national procurement hub failing to deliver
• Can executive coaching improve your standing in the boardroom?
• Employees ignore security rules, say infosec pros
• Yahoo buys UK teenager’s app for £18m
• Icahn may join forces with Blackstone to win Dell from its founder
• Cisco’s BIG Awards 2013 opens for entries
• Cloud security still top concern for UK CIOs, survey shows
• Web and FTP top malware risks, study finds
• UK banks are storing up additional costs for the future
• Oracle continues telecoms push with Tekelec buy
• Study casts doubts on cost-effectiveness of telehealth
• Apple buys WifiSLAM for $20m
• Hackers used stolen credentials to attack South Korea, say researchers
• 4G take-up could boost online retail market by £1.8bn, says eBay
• Malware in counterfeit software to cost business $114bn in 2013
• Carl Icahn and Blackstone fight Michael Dell for Dell PC company
• Six security issues to tackle before encrypting cloud data
• Barnet outsourcing: High Court decision expected after Easter
• Insolvency firm Griffins speeds up fraud forensics with IBM analytics
• Universal Credit not at odds with agile, says former chief
• 42% of businesses use existing IT department for big data projects
• Millions of vulnerable devices on the internet, researcher reveals
• Why government must boost the information economy
• UK law enforcement requests most data from Skype
• BBC Twitter feeds breached
• Apple debuts two-factor authentication to protect against hackers
• South Korea admits mistake in linking cyber attacks to China
• Google mines data to identify the best managers
• Hampshire signs broadband contract with BT
• Businesses turn to analytics to motivate employees
• Universities must rethink their start-up strategies
• GCHQ sets up £4.5m cyber vulnerability research institute
• University shuns cloud archiving and Quantum for Spectra Logic tape
• Farewell to Logica brand as CGI completes UK integration
• ICO calls for action on future funding
• Oracle Q3 revenues down, operating profitability up, net income flat
• Cumbria next on EE’s 4G roll-out
• Click fraud botnet costs advertisers £3.9m a month
• CIO interview: Chris Shaw, IT director, Intel
• South Korea says cyber attack came from IP address in China
• HP shareholders challenge directors
• Cloud, big data and social media transforming HR
• CIO interview: Darrell Stein, IT director, Marks & Spencer
• CESG denies BlackBerry 10 insecurities
• EasyJet rolls out managed Windows 7 and Office 2010 desktops
• Apple devices are the top choice for enterprise
• IT industry slams chancellor’s “tech-light” Budget
• Google searches the internet for talented employees
• South Korea computer shutdowns spark speculation of cyber-jousting
• QLogic launches FabricCache for shared server flash
• Budget 2013 round-up: What it means for IT
• UK public sector outsourcing is a global giant
• Case study: Hamilton Fraser embraces BYOD with MobileIron
• Case study: CSR boosts WAN with SilverPeak
• IT security professionals break USB stick virus rules
• High court hears evidence against legality of Barnet outsourcing
• EC funds researchers in Pursuit of new internet model
• IDL activates ‘cat-signal’ to protest against Cispa
• The tech sector's Budget wish list
• CESG says BlackBerry’s new BB10 software not secure enough
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