• ICO hits Heathrow Airport with £120,000 data breach fine over lost USB stick
• Ctera to enhance multi-cloud after $30m funding boost
• NHS trust uses automation and virtual workers to speed up referrals
• Geospatial Commission pumps £5m into unlocking value of location data
• Google Safety Center goes live in the UK
• Hortonworks Cloudera merger proposal stirs market pot
• Amazon and Apple deny claims Chinese government bugged their servers
• EE switches on 5G test network at Canary Wharf
• Telenor retrains 20,000 staff as it prepares for impact of digital tech
• GDPR case work swamps Denmark’s data protection agency
• Business secretary awards regulators £10m to drive innovation
• AI will boost productivity in the NHS, says digital minister
• Education doesn’t encourage creative thinking, says Apple co-founder
• Cloudera and Hortonworks sink differences to merge
• Security Serious Unsung Heroes announced
• Business email compromise made easy for cyber criminals
• Apps are gateway to business data for cyber attackers
• CIO interview: Niall Quinn, technology director, Crown Commercial Service
• UK and allies accuse Russia of cyber attack campaign
• Digital Catapult launches Ethics Framework for AI and machine learning
• How Starbucks is using Splunk to automate mundane security tasks
• APAC SMEs still hanging on to older PCs
• London tech startups awarded £15,000 as part of Mayor's 'smart city' initiative
• Companies failing to recognise the internal cyber threat
• Violin launches XVS8 flagship high-performance flash array
• CIO interview: Jason Oliver, ICT director, Science Museum Group
• Tech should intentionally seek out black talent, says Splunk rep
• Blind faith in AI risks flawed decisions
• Majority of businesses believe they are open to cyber attack
• Matt Hancock plans to sequence five million genomes in five years
• Diversity key for innovation, says Carnival Corporation CEO
• AI full of possibilities with the right tools and understanding
• Rise in data-stealing Betabot malware
• How Bank of England is using Splunk for proactive security
• How Australian firms are plugging the tech talent gap
• Technology shouldn’t leave anyone behind, says Jeremy Wright
• Filling the blockchain chasm
• Industry backs Norway’s AI powerhouse project
• Openreach extends full-fibre broadband roll-out to Coventry
• Government explores blockchain to make buying and selling property easier and cheaper
• Porsche Informatik deploys OpenShift to accelerate software development
• Full-fibre broadband penetration reaches 5%
• Open Compute Project eyes European enterprise adoption with Experience Centre opening
• Singapore government makes bold cloud move
• Berners-Lee’s startup promises more control over web data
• Launch of NHS app marks a new era
• Government launches public consultation on smart data
• Police Scotland sets out 10-year digital plan
• UK will unilaterally tax web giants, says Hammond
• New cloud storage services for Microsoft Azure at Ignite 2018
• UK firms’ password security score ‘average’
• Two autonomous vehicle projects funded in government contest
• Tesco Bank gets first cyber-related FCA fine
• CIOs unsure how Brexit will affect their ability to hire IT staff
• Mobile will be more disruptive for retail than online, says Facebook representative
• Facebook could face up to $1.6bn fine for data breach
• Keeping Commvault on its toes in ASEAN
• Openreach completes largest Tupe transfer in history
• UKtech50 2018 – help us find the most influential people in UK IT
• EU sees eIDAS regulation come into full force
• Data analytics cuts queues and flight delays at Rome’s Fiumicino Airport
• No let-up in digital banking glitches as TSB and HSBC customers are hit on payday
• Citizens Advice makes super-complaint over rip-off phone charges
• Brighton’s 5G experiment enters new test phase with focus on virtual reality
• Cyber attackers are increasingly exploiting RDP, warns FBI
• Finland’s e-retail sector driven by international growth
• Blockchain is no ‘magic wand’ for cyber security
• Network growth brings management challenges
• Business is at inflection point for proactive cyber security
• Explosion in fake data-stealing shopping sites
• Norwegian state discusses vulnerabilities with IT sector
• Replication won’t protect VMs against ransomware
• Object storage: On-prem, in the cloud and hybrid
• CIO interview: Fraser Ingram, Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank
• Uber fined $148m for data breach cover-up
• Open for business: Microsoft on using cross-industry collaboration to drive AI use in the enterprise
• Agile IT held back by legacy tech and legacy budgeting
• Best supply chain firms are masters of data and automation
• Australian teen Apple hacker avoids jail time
• Creativity and tech ‘two sides of same coin’, says 2018 Most Influential Woman in IT, Amali de Alwis
• Most Influential Women in UK IT 2018: Rising Stars
• Computer Weekly announces the Most Influential Women in UK IT 2018
• ICO threatens fines for outstanding fees
• At the new Cisco, culture is as important as innovation
• Indian IT giant TCS sees IBM and Accenture as nearest rivals
• Rural business bodies seal new broadband agreement
• Financial services firms face potential security bombshell
• Australia’s ANZ banks on Google Cloud
• Dreamforce 18: Benioff calls for ‘inclusive capitalism’
• Fujitsu teams up with UTCs on cyber security training
• Nipping DevOps challenges in the bud
• PCI DSS compliance falls despite security benefit
• MI5 admits to ‘unlawful’ spying on Privacy International
• NHS Digital to publish new guidance on data standards
• DWP IT chief Mayank Prakash quits for new job outside government
• WannaCry and NotPetya inspiring new attacks
• Dreamforce 18: Salesforce vaunts Apple partnership and 'Customer 360'
• Businesses expect shortfall due to GDPR and Brexit
• Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella highlights importance of sharing the wealth of digital transformation
• Mac OS Mojave zero-day warning
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