• West London Free School chooses IT in the cloud
• Government pulls plug on ailing £11bn NHS IT programme
• Researchers claim to have broken SSL/TLS encryption
• Léo Apotheker's future uncertain as HP board set to name Meg Whitman as CEO
• Software testing should be in partnership with third parties
• SQL injection attacks increasing in number, sophistication and potency, researchers find
• BASF extends BT network contract
• The mainframe is not dead
• Windows 8 Walkthrough
• Cisco Connected World Report: Employees want social networking tools
• Skype iOS app XSS hole grants access to AddressBook, sensitive data
• New Android privilege escalation bugs discovered by researchers
• Data center consolidation helps Godrej save 25% on cost
• Newcastle University finds data integration advantage with Talend
• Gartner: A strategic approach to IT security is essential
• Gartner: Best defence against social media threats is monitoring and education
• Adobe releases Flash Player 11 and AIR 3 for video and enterprise apps
• CIOs urged to simplify and standardise IT systems to allow for innovation
• Internal IT must focus on integrating external services
• Law enforcement needs to get smart about collecting digital evidence, says forensic analyst
• Social engineering attacks hit ill-prepared UK businesses, survey shows
• Capgemini and EMC offer hosted storage service in first of cloud collaborations
• Microsoft and Nokia launch toolkit for porting Symbian apps to Windows Phone
• Let employees use personal mobile devices to remain competitive, says Cisco CTO
• Hackers turn to online games to target victims
• RightMove renders property maps with Google
• Google+ social network now open to all
• Global BPO sales to reach £60bn in 2015
• HP webOS lay-offs could affect European employees
• Collaboration tools to pick up pace by 2014: Gartner
• Seclore takes browser-based IRM route with FileSecure update
• European Antitrust Commission clears IBM of emulator market abuse complaints
• Gartner: Keep encryption simple and standardised to cut cost and complexity
• Thomas Cook creates single European IT structure with Accenture
• BP recruits IT professionals to train on Future Leaders Programme
• Google rolls out Mobile Wallet across Sprint Nexus S 4G phones
• Rackspace launches hosted platform for virtual desktops in Europe
• Layered security is best, but don’t overlook the obvious, says M86 Security
• Debenhams grows web and mobile sales by 70% year-on-year
• How to justify the business case for virtual desktop infrastructure licensing
• Canned FireControl project labelled ‘worst government IT failure’ by MPs
• Fewer than half of businesses know how much energy their IT uses, says Fujitsu
• Bring your own devices to work is the future of desktop computing
• Dell SecureWorks warns Gartner summit Trojans make businesses complacent
• The 2010 360IT show
• Richard Gere loves EMC, so it probably isn’t worried about NetApp haters
• Defense in depth a dying philosophy: Eddie Schwartz
• Gartner: CISOs must use risk to show the value of security to business goals
• Google CFO Patrick Pichette: Growth planning, capital structure and leadership
• Deutsche Bank contracts Tata Consultancy to outsource ITIL service model alignment
• Visa Europe opens its doors to IT trainees on Higher Apprenticeship programme
• New Look increases sales by 45% after mobile site launch
• Severn Trent uses Macro 4 to migrate archived mainframe data
• Case Study: Autoglass uses Radian6 from Salesforce to improve customer service
• Capita acquires more UK BPO resources
• Warwickshire County Council signs Google to pilot G-Cloud e-mail service
• Legacy application modernization benefits revealed
• Bank security on top in consumer information security trust survey
• Advanced business analytics at play, but marginal in UK corporate IT
• Gmail now a viable alternative to Microsoft, says Gartner
• Unions give go-ahead to one strike against Fujitsu, and call off another
• Blackberry maker RIM's share price falls on poor second quarter revenues
• IDF: Intel and McAfee announce DeepSafe hardware-based security
• Government sends GCSE IT back to school
• £12m Royal Courts eWorking system has ‘virtually collapsed’
• Insiders increasingly linked to data breaches in the financial sector
• Kaspersky Lab vows to remain independent
• EBay’s PayPal gives retailers preview of virtual wallet and barcode payment options
• Funding, carelessness, hurdles to secure networks: Dr Whitfield Diffie
• Truths about cloud e-mail
• US companies hire more UK IT consultants
• Groupon to float as Facebook puts off IPO until late 2012
• Rogue trader who cost UBS £1.3bn points to failure to monitor unauthorised dealing
• Press Association selects MarkLogic to manage big data
• Report reveals concerns over consumerisation of IT
• European Commission buys Microsoft for 20 years without competition
• Jeremy Hunt warns UK could fall behind other countries in superfast broadband roll-out
• Comet web operations hit by restructuring
• Soca's online child protection centre beefs up data encryption following ICO investigation
• UK business and government dangerously out of tune with cyber threats, says Chatham House
• Cyber attacks are becoming lethal, warns US cyber commander
• IDF: Intel pushes smartphone chips and Ultrabook power usage
• Mid-size company resource Knowledge Peers uses Mvine for resilience and security
• Cashless future: VocaLink demos mobile payment gateway
• From the Editors: Bleeding edge in natural language processing, mobile BI and Big Data
• Meet Oscar Trimboli - Microsoft's unified networker
• Oxford University uses data visualization to gain enterprise view
• Disaster Recovery focus at Intel Developer Forum
• Windows 8 is a game changer
• Firms need to collaborate for mobile wallets to become the norm
• HP gets serious about IT security, but is it too little too late?
• PricewaterhouseCoopers takes 40 graduate IT interns on security and testing teams
• Internet giants must be more conscious of datacentre greenhouse gas, says report
• Salesforce.com turns to social networking to help firms drive customer engagement
• Business leaders must prepare for digital industrial revolution
• IT spend continues to fall in UK as companies prepare for possibility of double-dip recession
• IT development underpinning Universal Credits comes under fire from MPs and experts
• Security update: Light Microsoft Patch Tuesday with low application impact plus critical Adobe fixes
• Mainframe spending to rise, survey finds
• Mobile security demands comprehensive approach, IDC conference told
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