• SuperNova growth programme offers European tech scale-ups chance to pitch for investment
• Ransomware attack hit Ukraine energy ministry website
• SAP Q1 2018: Cloud revenue breaks €1bn, 400 more S/4 customers
• Telcos see multiple paths to internet of things revenue
• Orangeworm cyber attack group targets health sector
• ICO and finance regulator assess TSB IT blunder
• Vodafone CityFibre broadband venture gathers pace
• How application container technology is helping YMCA open up access to education
• The dawn of open banking in Australia
• Executive interview: Werner Knoblich, Red Hat
• Capita’s £500m loss raises more questions for outsourcing
• Nearly half of UK manufacturers hit by cyber attacks
• Data and digital infrastructure key to genomic sequencing success, say MPs
• Next generation of SCADA industrial controls will protect against cyber attack
• GDS on the hunt for new chief operating officer
• No business safe from cyber attack, says KPMG
• Community Fibre gets £25m to fund broadband in London
• AI is renewing interest in high-performance computing
• Estonia’s digital residency programme faces first headwind
• Thales to open ‘digital factory’ in Asia
• TechUK calls on government for Climate Change Agreement deadline extension for datacentres
• Global cyber crime worth $1.5tn a year, study reveals
• Account takeover up tenfold in past year
• Data protection is a business issue, says IAPP
• AWS commits to improving cloud skills of 100,000 people in Europe during 2018
• Alibaba to set up digital hub in Thailand
• CNCF wants to make Kubernetes ‘boring’
• UK surveillance laws a potential ‘sticking point’ post-Brexit
• Oracle MBX: Oracle uses interns and grads to encourage others into Stem
• UK Commonwealth cyber security funding welcomed
• CyLon continues to drive cyber security innovation with next accelerator cohort
• UK and Indian governments agree tech partnership
• Harvey Nash: 90% of contractors admit post-IR35 reform stress
• Mastercard calls for global online payments standard
• Australian supermarket chain hit by IT outage
• Good time to be in data protection, says information commissioner
• PAC sets June 2018 deadline for Department of Health to count NHS cost of WannaCry
• Business will make money from their data, says IDC
• DataWorks 18: Hortonworks styles itself 3.0 with a ‘DataPlane’ service
• PA Consulting announces winners of 2018 Raspberry Pi competition
• Tech Talent Charter aims to tackle diversity outside of London
• Huawei debuts its first intent-based networking proposition
• Backup 101: Incremental vs differential backup
• European IT services spending down as businesses focus on GDPR compliance
• IBM admits poor storage results but promises to do better
• DDoS attacks cost up to £35,000
• CIO interview: Richard Tallboy, CIO, Wagamama
• BT to supply European air navigation network
• Twilio offers IoT developers programmable mobile connectivity
• Security budgets up, but talent scarce, says Isaca
• APAC is becoming a hotspot for DDoS attacks
• Nginx debuts in Australia amid growing demand for microservices
• UK identity fraud reaches record level
• Top tech firms take cyber security pledge
• Russian energy giant makes digital tech adoption a priority
• Business at risk from unidentified network traffic, report warns
• Irish planning chiefs face legal challenge over granting Amazon permission for datacentre
• China’s ZTE a national security risk, UK telcos warned
• Elastifile adds NAS file access storage to Google Cloud Launcher
• Targeted cyber attacks doubled in past year, study shows
• Artificial intelligence will help Metro Bank customers manage their money
• Huawei invests in 5G mobile networks, but eases back on the hype
• Judge in Max Schrems v Facebook action raises red flag on EU-US data transfers
• Why AI skills, broadband and machine liability must be addressed
• Norway’s tax administration combats economic crime through IT
• Huawei wants to unlock ASEAN’s digital potential
• Flashpoint researchers warn of new VBS Loader
• Santander uses Ripple technology to offer international payments
• UK and US accuse Russia of targeting network infrastructure
• HMRC to stop or delay transformation projects to ensure customs system is ready for Brexit
• Fintech sector increasingly attractive compared to traditional banking for IT professionals
• Investments in skills, infrastructure and SMEs needed to help UK data economy hit new heights
• Many British workers victims of ‘substandard’ technology in secondary offices, shows research
• UK businesses urged to ensure they do cyber security basics
• Dutch railway operator to experiment with self-driving trains
• Singtel, VMware to set up hybrid cloud sandbox
• Ethics key to AI development, says Lords committee
• Australian healthcare services most hit by data breaches
• EU-US data sharing under threat as Irish court refers Facebook case to Europe
• Cyber attackers can breach targets in hours, report reveals
• Companies must take a share of cloud security responsibility
• AI fears abating among UK consumers, suggests OpenText survey
• UK playing central role in Facebook data misuse probe
• Addressing consumer concerns will drive success for open banking
• Crown Hosting and Fujitsu urge SIs to rethink approach to public sector IT in cloud era
• Cyber security a shared responsibility, says Amber Rudd
• GCHQ growing cyber capability to match threat
• Machine learning is the new normal: AWS
• SFO expands use of AI after successful trial in Rolls-Royce investigation
• Security Center of Iceland dumps EMC big iron for StorMagic SvSAN
• UK cyber attack reporting set to be more streamlined
• 22 European countries sign up to blockchain partnership
• O2 and Arqiva begin small cell roll-out in London
• PepsiCo hires robots to interview job candidates
• IaaS emerges as fastest-growing sector of the global public cloud market
• New cyber incident classification to boost UK response
• Cloud, containers and hybrid IT flagged as top technology investments by UK IT professionals
• IT transformation seen as essential for digital business projects
• CBI calls on government to get post-Brexit regulations right
• Government to set up £13.5m cyber security centre
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