• Many UK firms underestimate cost of data breaches, study finds
• Windows head Steven Sinofsky leaves Microsoft
• EMI gains music taste insight with Microsoft SQL Server 2012
• Banks ramp up investment in innovation despite slowdown
• Hacking attempts to top one billion in Q4, predicts NCC Group
• BT wins Wiltshire and South Gloucestershire broadband contract
• Royal Free Hospital uses SAP BusinessObjects dashboards to fathom data
• Software issues risk delaying Universal Credit by one year, according to reports
• Ofcom sets date for £1.3bn 4G frequency spectrum auction
• Millions worldwide use insecure browsers, says Kaspersky
• Gartner: BYOD will encourage self-support
• Apple and HTC bury the hatchet
• Parliament reviews Microsoft Silverlight for Open Hansard platform
• CIOs distrust public cloud for mission-critical work, says IDC
• DataDirect Networks takes aim at clustered NAS with SFA7700
• BYOD devices to double by 2014
• Skype in the workspace made public
• UBM CIO leaves to move into consulting
• BlackBerry 10 approved for US government
• BT trials 10Gbps line in Cornwall
• Twitter apologises for unnecessary hacking warnings
• German retailer Otto invests in neural software to net future sales
• Stuxnet hit Chevron’s systems, the energy giant admits
• VMware seeks to increase support for Amazon Web Services
• Oracle buys cloud services provider Instantis
• Microsoft launches Get On IT training initiative
• Get involved in forming new data rules, says Information Commissioner
• British Airways deploys iTrinegy to test improved check-in
• IT suppliers cost UK businesses one billion man-hours a year
• Samsung dominates smartphone market as global shipments grow 44%
• Pensions watchdog signs G-Cloud deal
• Agile software skills demand rises
• Basic online skills gap costs UK £63bn, says Go ON UK
• Capgemini reduces consultancy charges
• Lenovo bucks trend in desktop PC market with £101m Q2 profits
• Apple loses patent case to VirnetX
• Barnet councillors scrutinise outsourcing proposals, despite vote loss
• Dogs to have their day in mobile security campaign
• HDS adds accelerated MLC flash module to its VSP enterprise SAN
• Government departments get go-ahead to use iPhones for sensitive data
• Accenture launches Newcastle IT apprenticeships
• iZettle launches mobile payments in UK
• Microsoft to drop Windows Live Messenger for Skype
• University Hospitals Birmingham reorganises case notes with EMC Documentum
• Police arrest man for DDoS attacks on Theresa May sites
• The future of Windows 8 is still on the desktop, says Fujitsu
• Government launches cyber incident response scheme
• IT skunkworks powers Barclays innovation drive
• EMC Momentum Vienna opens with Documentum product releases
• IT security workers must support business needs, says Ernst & Young
• Government seeks public-private partnerships to tackle cyber threats
• DSM demonstrates compliance through EMC Documentum D2
• VMware users urged to apply security patches as ESX source code leaks online
• Universal Credit programme director Malcolm Whitehouse steps down
• ARM and C&WW backs Cambridge Weightless wireless standard
• Gartner Symposium: RBS emulates Amazon with private cloud
• Gartner Symposium Barcelona: rewrite the rule book
• Government confirms digitisation plans in Digital Strategy
• EDF blames system upgrade for customer complaint failures
• Telecity buys Finland datacentre operator Academica for €28m
• Security Think Tank: Essential security questions for M&As
• Microsoft sells discount Windows 8 devices to schools
• UK organisations fail to address social networking risk
• Brocade boosts SDN presence with Vyatta buy
• German public sector firm BAG beat data woes with storage virtualisation
• UK spectrum valued at £52bn
• Government could save £1.8bn digitising transactions
• Financial services takes big data beyond pilot stage
• NetApp nips and tucks FAS3200 clustered NAS unified storage range
• Samsung tablet sales leap 325% as Apple iPad market share falls
• Firms remain in denial about cyber attacks, says Guidance Software
• Microsoft and Google eye unused UK spectrum
• Mobile business intelligence cascades from boardroom to front line
• O2 ramps up roaming charges for outside EU
• Apple iOS 6.0.1 update fixes four security holes
• Facebook swaps Wi-Fi for check-ins from SME customers
• Endsleigh Insurance goes nearshore for application development
• How will open standards change the future of government IT?
• EDF has complaints system problems as watchdog investigates
• RBS pays customers extra £50m for IT failure
• Manual efforts keep Peer 1 datacentre running amid Hurricane Sandy
• Judges scold Apple for Samsung statement
• BT: “We weren't meant to be the choice for Cumbria”
• West Midlands Police develops golden view of criminals, suspects
• BT revenues plummet as broadband roll-out accelerates
• ISACA to revamp IS Audit and Assurance Standards
• 4G: The business benefits
• Migration Advisory Committee not doing UK IT workers any favours
• ConnectED offers SANSSpace cloud software for language learning
• SwissCom removes BI from IT to support business transformation
• Amazon boosts EC2 CPU for larger workloads
• Xerox services business in Europe retrenches in face of headwinds
• Government launches open standards principles
• Tape is not a dead storage concept, but needs reinventing
• Russian internet blacklist law comes into effect
• Parliamentary committee joins criticism of draft communications data bill
• ‘VM-aware’ viruses on the rise
• Southwark Council outsources IT transformation
• Government dips toe in water for single ERP
• Irish construction company reduces SQL Server storage with AvePoint
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