• Unions give go-ahead to one strike against Fujitsu, and call off another
• IDF: Intel and McAfee announce DeepSafe hardware-based security
• Blackberry maker RIM's share price falls on poor second quarter revenues
• Government sends GCSE IT back to school
• Kaspersky Lab vows to remain independent
• Insiders increasingly linked to data breaches in the financial sector
• EBay’s PayPal gives retailers preview of virtual wallet and barcode payment options
• £12m Royal Courts eWorking system has ‘virtually collapsed’
• Funding, carelessness, hurdles to secure networks: Dr Whitfield Diffie
• 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
• Groupon to float as Facebook puts off IPO until late 2012
• 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
• Truths about cloud e-mail
• US companies hire more UK IT consultants
• IDF: Intel pushes smartphone chips and Ultrabook power usage
• Cyber attacks are becoming lethal, warns US cyber commander
• 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
• Mainframe spending to rise, survey finds
• 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
• Cisco halves sales forecast as CEO John Chambers eyes Huawei market share
• Mobile security demands comprehensive approach, IDC conference told
• Banks' IT leaders await details of reform but change is certain
• IT security should be about good management, not tech performance, says IDC
• Transport police get Dell Compellent SAN storage tiering
• FBI probes hack into NBC News Twitter account after Ground Zero attack hoax
• Privacy report urges government prevent data breaches in move to transparency
• Retailer Aurora gives iPads to shopfloor sales staff to check stock and shorten queue times
• Openreach expands fibre to 114 more exchanges
• Jeremy Hunt calls on Google to downgrade piracy website search return listings
• SpyEye Trojan variant attacking Google Android smartphones
• Sabre develops apps marketplace for travel industry
• UK tablet market up for grabs as Apple dominance looks set to recede
• UK public trusts financial services sector to keep personal data safe, survey reveals
• Identity assurance - how it will affect public services and your personal data
• IT Works: Interview with founder of web design start-up, Blosh
• 'Creative destruction' should drive your 2012 IT budget, says Gartner
• IT Works: Interview with Fiona Timothy, chair of the Prince's Trust Technology Leadership Group
• Royal Mail donates 3,000 PCs to Computer Aid charity for education and health projects
• EU cybersecurity agency Enisa publishes report on app store security
• GlobalSign web certificate authority back online after breach by hacker
• Shylock, a new Internet banking Trojan, targets UK banks
• Four hot storage startups from the floor at VMworld 2011
• Windows 8: Microsoft hibernates the operating system for faster boot-up
• SAP focuses on education to spur business growth
• AOL CEO Tim Armstrong dusts off plans for Yahoo merger after board sacks Bartz
• HP boosts enterprise security products and services for mobile and cloud platforms
• Mobile malware up 273% in first half of 2011
• Low-cost business intelligence for the masses
• HP refunds Touchpad owners
• Anonymous launches Twitter trending topics hijacking tool
• Morrisons checks out a milestone in £310m IT transformation
• Microsoft Office365, Windows Live Hotmail and SkyDrive hit by two-hour blackout
• Microsoft unveils productivity apps suite for Nokia Symbian Belle smartphones
• Twitter plans to expand advertising business as investment raises value to $8bn
• RBS and Natwest launch native Blackberry app for bank transfers
• Adobe removes DigiNotar from Approved Trust List
• Cambridge exam board outsources applications support to Cognizant
• Is there a place for ruggedised gear in your business?
• Amid social networking security issues, companies block Web 2.0 apps
• Ubuntu gets Firefox, xulrunner runtime update to thwart MITM attacks
• Doctors use HD video conferencing in rapid remote treatment for stroke patients
• Government struggling to accelerate IT strategy, says research firm
• Westminster magistrates court grants bail to Anonymous and LulzSec suspects
• Shared services: Lewisham and Bromley team up for cheaper IT services
• Google joins the fight as HTC launches yet another legal assault on Apple
• Nike+ problems demonstrate the risk of social media success
• Web security certificate breach widens
• University challenge: using IT to improve services and reduce costs
• Delayed refreshes pressure PC makers to abandon the market, says Gartner
• Adobe supports Flash video content on Apple iPad and iPhone
• Social media blackout during riots not an option for government
• Unite and PCS unions call Fujitsu public sector IT worker strike over pay
• Freeze frames from Securitybyte 2011 Day 2
• New VPN and VoIP solution saves plenty for CatholicCare
• Facebook is not trusted to provide government ID system
• DigiNotar certificate authority breach: Why it matters
• Yahoo’s board removes Carol Bartz as chief executive
• What can the UK IT hubs learn from Melbourne?
• Riots and police cuts point to shared services as Policy Exchange publishes report
• CIO interview: Mike Bracken, UK government director of digital
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