• Email attacks and incident detection top security challenges
• Makers Academy: Helping firms to address diversity recruitment woes
• UK organisations failing to take action against fraud
• Manchester Science Partnerships opens competition to drive data science and tech startups forward
• CityFibre launches consumer broadband partnership in Aberdeen
• FBI seeks information on IaaS and SaaS providers as cloud push gathers pace
• Lloyds Bank announces three-year digital transformation
• People worried about data security in public sector, survey finds
• Why digital customer experience requires business transformation
• Economic impact of cyber crime is significant and rising
• Security leaders investing in automation and AI, study shows
• VX Fiber brings Swedish open access full-fibre broadband model to UK
• CBRE: European colocation market adjusts to 'new' high-growth norms in 2017
• AI a threat to cyber security, warns report
• Infosys opens delivery and innovation centre in Finland
• UAE makes artificial intelligence leap
• Demand for cyber security skills outstrips internal supply, research finds
• Digital economy to make up 60% of APAC’s GDP by 2021
• Businesses face unprecedented volume of cyber attacks
• Executive interview: Sudheesh Nair, president, Nutanix
• Strategic cyber criminals likely to capitalise on GDPR
• 4G IoT network may ease aviation sector fears over drone safety
• UK local councils under huge cyber attack pressure
• Government must invest in efficient IT to support food trade post-Brexit, say MPs
• University of Cambridge to host ethical hacking challenge
• CIO interview: Theo Blackwell, London chief digital officer, Mayor of London’s Office
• NHS Digital plots Office 365 and NHSmail integration to boost collaboration in healthcare
• CIO interview: Matthew Wallbridge, head of ICT, Croydon Council
• Load Dynamix is now WorkloadWisdom and adds more NAS support
• UK finance regulator collaborates with US counterpart on fintech
• Botnets shift focus to credential abuse
• Prepare for Y2K style Meltdown strategy
• Lauri Love can stay in UK: prosecutors will not appeal extradition ruling
• Church spires to become mobile coverage hotspots
• Rackspace upgrade to save $12m with Scality object storage
• Nokia plans job cuts in Finland
• Take-up of chatbots will accelerate over next two years
• Google reveals Edge flaw after Microsoft fails to meet deadline
• Hong Kong, Singapore to continue datacentre bull run
• Tech industry signs cyber security charter
• London remains top city for migrating tech talent
• A third of Brits plan to exercise right to be forgotten
• CIO interview: Mike Thomas, CIO, Hobbycraft
• US sentences two Russians for huge data breaches
• Few organisations managing cyber risk, survey shows
• Briton jailed for two years for product testing for hackers
• ODI begins fitness-focused startup accelerator to get the UK moving
• F-Secure warns against ‘evil maid’ attacks
• Atos investigates breach linked to Winter Olympics cyber attack
• Cash will remain in use in Eurozone for a very long time, says central bank
• Cisco profits slump after Trump tax bill
• UK Foreign Office minister condemns Russia for NotPetya attacks
• Dell EMC’s IoT revenue in APAC surpasses $1bn
• OpenStack: Open source community collaboration needed to overcome edge computing adoption barriers
• Cohesity adds file and object to hyper-converged hybrid cloud
• 100 days to GDPR compliance deadline
• Cyberthreat 2018 aimed at UK cyber security techies
• Technology spend growing at expense of trader salaries
• UKCloud to open Microsoft Azure Stack region for public sector users
• Consumers wasting millions of gigabytes of inclusive mobile data
• Blockchain to give global LGBT community a louder economic voice
• Nordic banks plan common cross-border payment infrastructure
• Grocer Lidl rolls out natural language chatbot to improve customer experience
• Post-graduate qualifications wanted for 45% of data scientist roles
• Telegram zero-day exploit is a warning
• Australia’s national payment system will ease peer-to-peer payments
• Trust is key to sharing personal data, ODI research finds
• Siemens’ Datrium NVMe flash speeds customer software deployment
• Home Office fights terrorist content online with detection tool
• Industrial cyber security improving, but needs work
• Simon Eccles appointed as NHS CCIO
• Quarter of retailers say tech investment makes it harder to connect with consumers
• London joins Citibank IT innovation network
• The National Museum of Computing launches crowd-funding effort for Turing Bombe gallery
• Vodafone introduces 4G mini-masts in Cornwall
• Cyber security awareness top priority in financial sector
• Cryptocurrency mining consuming more electricity than Iceland’s homes
• FS-ISAC enables safer financial data sharing with API
• Everywoman forum 2018: The dangers of non-diverse artificial intelligence
• Dell EMC: Time for hyper-converged, but not for mission critical
• Oracle pushes automation beyond database to cloud services
• Moscow puts municipal vehicles online to save fuel
• FDM everywoman in Technology: 2018 winners announced
• APAC fintech market set to bloom
• French technology startups are forging ahead – but how?
• Criminals hijack government sites to mine cryptocurrency used to hide wealth
• PyeongChang Winter Games hit by cyber attack
• Belgian police share Cryakl ransomware keys
• UK technology salaries lag well behind major US cities, research finds
• EE launches home broadband over 4G LTE
• Brexit with no deal unthinkable for UK tech, Lords committee told
• Can we trust Intel Inside to mean secure computing?
• Europe in the firing line of evolving DDoS attacks
• Malaysian regulator and firm sued over data breach
• DMA Group working to reduce fear around GDPR
• Norway’s government backs cyber defence mobilisation
• TalkTalk’s York FTTP broadband roll-out to go nationwide
• More POS malware detected in the wild
• Universal Credit business case still not approved as concerns continue over digital service
• Swisscom downplays data breach
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