• Web security certificate breach widens
  • University challenge: using IT to improve services and reduce costs
  • Government struggling to accelerate IT strategy, says research firm
  • Google joins the fight as HTC launches yet another legal assault on Apple
  • Nike+ problems demonstrate the risk of social media success
  • Delayed refreshes pressure PC makers to abandon the market, says Gartner
  • Shared services: Lewisham and Bromley team up for cheaper IT services
  • Doctors use HD video conferencing in rapid remote treatment for stroke patients
  • Adobe supports Flash video content on Apple iPad and iPhone
  • Unite and PCS unions call Fujitsu public sector IT worker strike over pay
  • Social media blackout during riots not an option for government
  • Freeze frames from Securitybyte 2011 Day 2
  • New VPN and VoIP solution saves plenty for CatholicCare
  • Yahoo’s board removes Carol Bartz as chief executive
  • What can the UK IT hubs learn from Melbourne?
  • Virtualisation: IBM develops one node to control them all
  • CRE petitions Federal Trade Commission to regulate Facebook, Twitter and Google
  • Durham University aims to cut costs with automated web-based buying service
  • Jaguar Financial calls for failing Blackberry-maker RIM to sell up
  • CIO interview: Mike Bracken, UK government director of digital
  • Open Data Center Alliance launches cloud computing best practice competition
  • Compuware disguises test data to trial application security without data breaches
  • Riots and police cuts point to shared services as Policy Exchange publishes report
  • International Personal Finance signs Fujitsu to move IT infrastructure to cloud
  • DigiNotar certificate authority breach: Why it matters
  • Facebook is not trusted to provide government ID system
  • UK datacentre investment is 2nd highest in the world - but expansion rate is 2nd slowest
  • SearchVoIP ANZ's greatest hits
  • Securitybyte 2011 v2.0 Day 1: Photo feature
  • UK firms clamp down on social media in response to high-profile data breaches
  • Virsto tackles VMware storage headache
  • Sony appoints Philip Reitinger as CISO after data breach hits 100m customers
  • Betfair increases mobile sales by 78%
  • CRM failing business due to lack of focus
  • BT integrates three businesses into £400m IT services arm
  • Ofcom to further delay auction of 4G spectrum
  • IT service providers develop cloud despite expectations of slow return on investment
  • Dell partners with Baidu to develop tablets and smartphones
  • DigiNotar fake web certificates possibly created to spy on Iranians, say security researchers
  • Government to cut apprenticeship red tape
  • Toshiba, Acer and Lenovo unveil ultrabook devices at IFA consumer show in Berlin
  • Turkish hackers redirect traffic from websites and compromise passwords in DNS attack
  • Government tenders public services network framework agreement worth £2bn
  • Six shocking facts about CIOs' understanding of the applications portfolio
  • European Parliament outsources application management to Accenture for £10.5m
  • British Transport Police signs storage deal with Dell as part of virtualisation strategy
  • Case Study: Elekta deploys Inform demand forecasting to overcome ERP limitations
  • Apple injunction stops Samsung showing Galaxy Tab 7.7 at IFA show in Germany
  • Office of National Statistics internet survey shows UK surge in social network use
  • City University London offers business-focused information security training
  • Everything Everywhere and Three boost mobile broadband with £100m Virgin deal
  • DigiNotar SSL certificate compromise widens to include security agencies
  • Fake Microsoft scammers lure users into granting remote access to PCs
  • Global IT services market value plummets 40% as public sector spending drops off
  • Security shakeup needed to stop theft of confidential information
  • Social CRM market to break $1bn mark by 2012: Gartner
  • Enterprise Wi-Fi network revenues up 43.4% in Q2-2011: Report
  • Enterprise data management bedevilled by too many masters
  • Why ex-servicemen and women should consider a career in IT
  • Two men arrested in UK as police investigate Anonymous and LulzSec hacking activities
  • National Archives releases public application programming interface for 11m records
  • CSC targets UK growth
  • Anonymous claims hack of Texas police website despite clampdown by authorities
  • DigiNotar digital certificate fraud could affect millions of users, says SecurEnvoy
  • ICO slams Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration for data breaches
  • SAP wins appeal against $1.3bn award to Oracle for copyright infringement
  • HP upgrades data centre network architecture, ships in the UK
  • Undergraduate interns help Jaguar Land Rover research in-car intelligence
  • WikiLeaks to sue Guardian after identity of sources accidentally revealed
  • Ofcom gives green light to use TV spectrum for rural broadband
  • Apple's future without Steve Jobs
  • Olympic software engineers enter final leg of marathon IT development project
  • IBM acquires Algorithmics for $387m to prepare banks for tighter risk regulations
  • Pakistan bans VPNs to prevent users accessing banned websites
  • Google changes App Engine pricing and support to attract business users
  • IBM to acquire UK crimefighting software firm i2
  • European Commission blocks scrutiny of wasteful €500m IT spend
  • Nick Jones appointed interim head of digital for Number 10 and Cabinet Office
  • Extreme data recovery
  • Royal College prescribes NetApp for VMware storage
  • Server appliances simplify deployment
  • Linux reaches datacentre maturity but still lacks enterprise desktop credibility
  • HP to manufacture one last run of Touchpad tablets before winding down WebOS division
  • Akamai employee pleads guilty to trying to sell secrets to Israel
  • World's thinnest material offers huge advances in high-speed internet
  • Symantec security survey shows cyber attacks remain top risk for businesses
  • Oracle countersues HP over Itanium partnership
  • Colossus rebuilder and National Museum of Computing founder Tony Sale dies aged 80
  • Women in IT are paid more than men at junior level for the first time
  • Sage uses Amazon for SalesLogix CRM private cloud
  • Salesforce.com to debut HTML5 mobile website at Dreamforce 2011 conference
  • Government seeks single supplier for £240m smart meter programme contract
  • A sneak peek at Avamar vCloud Protector
  • Gartner Hype Cycle defines business impact technologies for India
  • Orange restores broadband customers' e-mail account access but loses data
  • Facebook pays security bug bounty hunters $40,000 in three weeks
  • Dutch bank ABN Amro cuts IT jobs in bid to streamline costs before privatisation
  • Cisco buys collaboration software firm Versly
  • Government smart metering takes major step forward
  • The business architect role is vital to business process transformation
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