• Blackberry Playbook enables admins to manage virtual datacentres
• System integrators render Cabinet Office open source strategy unworkable, MPs told
• RSA replaces SecurID tokens following Lockheed Martin data hack admission
• RSA SecurID compromise: What should users do next?
• UK government to propose national website blocking list
• Skype suffers second outage as users locked out
• Adobe patches Flash to fix zero-day XSS vulnerability
• Tata AIG General Insurance’s business continuity planning strategies
• Brewers to deploy Wyse thin clients to improve retail customer service at point of sale
• How West Midlands police collared identity and access management vendors
• Consumerism and productivity: Do users really know what technology is best for business?
• Outsourcing in the Ukraine: benefits and drawbacks
• ForeScout aims to capitalise on demand for NAC and virtualisation
• Service providers battle to reduce carbon footprint as datacentres expand
• Debra Lilley talks about uniting the diverse UK Oracle User Group
• Recruiters seek IT professionals as agents show inadequate grasp of technology
• Lulz Security hacks Nintendo to highlight weakness – and offers to hack Sony again
• South Tyneside may have spent £228,000 on Twitter case, claims councillor
• Near field communications: Are UK retailers ready for Google's mobile wallet?
• Honda tests future motorcycle design with SAS business analytics tool
• Adobe releases Flash zero-day patch for universal cross-scripting vulnerability
• Sony hacks hit share price in Tokyo as data breaches undermine confidence
• HP plans to offshore 200 DWP jobs as PCS union considers industrial action
• LibreOffice releases 3.4.0 but advises corporations wait for next update
• Foreign and Commonwealth Office to cut IT costs 40% by 2015
• What should we ask Chuck Hollis?
• Cloud computing adoption remains tepid
• Serco buys Indian services firm Intelenet in move to public sector offshoring
• Government launches Peer to Patent social media tool for patent applications
• CRC legislation drives demand for green IT skills
• Accenture: Organisations make inconsistent use of analytics research
• Hacker group Anonymous steals 10,000 Iranian government e-mails
• Sony hit by another major data breach
• Video: Microsoft previews Windows 8 user interface features
• Medway Youth Trust uses text analytics to fight youth unemployment
• Internet safety message must be simplified, Sophos tells cyber security summit
• Government plans next-generation ID scheme
• How can businesses be secure and successful in cyberspace?
• Government denies G-Cloud cancellation claims
• Mobile phone retailer Best Buy uses analytics platform to produce business reports
• Retailers gear up for explosion in network-connected devices
• Businesses using Google Apps must turn to modern browsers, warns Google
• Birmingham Council's offshore move could trigger public sector outsourcing exodus
• Francis Maude calls on public to tackle cybercrime as public services go online
• E-mail accounts of senior US officials targeted in Chinese hack attack
• Cable&Wireless makes videoconferencing available everywhere
• Business dashboards: From information to insight
• Using network management and monitoring systems across IT and buildings
• Microsoft calls on businesses as 'Get Online' campaign donations run dry
• Cyber attack could bring nation to its knees, BT chairman tells cyber security summit
• Fire risk forces HP to extend laptop battery recall
• Swiss telco Sunrise outsources software testing to SQS
• Cost and productivity benefits of the hybrid organisation
• Second Cyber Security Challenge seeks information security talent
• Twitter launches ‘follow’ button tool for websites
• Kaspersky identifies multi-purpose rootkit threat to Windows and Mac OS X
• Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple locked in platform war, says Eric Schmidt
• Nokia warns of sales slump, confirms Microsoft Windows Phone in Q4
• DHL uses product-level track and trace system for high-value air cargo
• ComSuper releases tender request for the physical sorting of mail
• World IPv6 Day coming June 8 - what should you be doing?
• Extra negotiation helps firm answer cloud computing security questions
• Twitter handover of user details to council ‘landmark’ in British libel law
• eBay urges Ofcom to improve mobile coverage to boost UK economy
• Case study: Invensys saves £546,000 with SMS tokens for 150,000 users
• Hilti Corporation cuts costs with Capgemini IBX procurement service
• Intel takes on Apple with chipset for thin netbooks and tablets
• Google Chrome OS keeps focus on notebooks despite tablet explosion
• How is cybersecurity linked to economic security?
• Cyberweapons part of UK’s national armoury, says armed forces minister Nick Harvey
• Lockheed Martin investigates possible link between cyber attack and RSA data breach
• Mobile BI: For that executive on-the-go
• All change for Aussie storage bloggers
• Amazon Web Services testing the waters for Australian data centre?
• DWP prepares alternative to identity cards for Universal Credit
• Most businesses shun public cloud but consider private cloud
• Survey casts doubt on effectiveness of programme management offices
• Hackers release Mac Guard fake AV software as Apple releases OS X update
• Facebook responds to ownership claims from developer Paul Ceglia
• Network Rail's Catherine Doran quits corporate development director role
• Google and Facebook reject internet regulation at G8 leaders meeting
• Government promotes wholesale rural broadband competition with £2bn framework deal
• UK government announces next wave of rural broadband deployment
• Cost concerns and staff loyalty deter public sector CIOs from sharing services
• Google launches Google Wallet for NFC mobile payments
• Skype users locked out as internet telephony service works on fix
• Mobile internet download speeds average just 1.5Mbps
• From the Editors: Master Data Management journeys never-ending, but still worth it
• Citrix Synergy 2011: Citrix hails end of PC era, aiming to tackle cloud concerns
• Twitter to warn users before handing over personal data to injunction investigation
• CIO interview: NHS IT chief Christine Connelly on the National Programme for IT
• Chrome OS not as secure as it looks, says Trend Micro
• Microsoft launches online Marketplace app store
• Data warehouse and business intelligence projects fail to meet companies' requirements
• EC privacy law demands companies gain consent for cookies from today
• Twinfield offers mileage accounting on iPhone
• Cross-site scripting attack on Hotmail highlights personal e-mail risk to business
• Analytical tools for measuring customer sentiment
• Marks & Spencer makes progress on the web
• MacDefender variant MacGuard installs without user's authentication
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