• Mobile Security Update - AnyConnect released to the Android market
• The System Administrators Guild announces 19th annual conference
• Apple pushes out critical Java security update for OS X users
• Insider threats a major concern for India Inc: DSCI-PwC study
• SAP looks to in-memory, mobile, cloud for business analytics strategy
• Smart grid security challenge highlighted in report
• Cleveland Police Authority extends Steria shared services deal and saves £10m
• Office 365 takes Microsoft online with Google – but is it any good for the enterprise?
• Report predicts IT skills shortage crisis as data growth set to outstrip staff numbers
• Google throws down challenge to Facebook with trials for social media site Google+
• Mozilla seeks to reassure enterprises with Firefox support
• Update software to reduce risk of cyber attack, top suppliers tell business
• Cambridgeshire County Council signs PSN deal with Virgin for £30m
• Welsh Assembly networks fire and rescue control rooms for £2m
• McKinsey and Gartner: Big data means high value, not just volume
• Training for IT professionals rather than pupils needed to plug skills gap, say experts
• Experts warn of growth of 'shadow IT' use outside IT department control
• GPs will need £1.7bn to invest in IT for commissioning
• Royal Mail appoints third CIO in 18 months
• Google complies with 89% of UK government content removal requests
• Microsoft launches cloud-based Office 365 aimed at small businesses
• Android Market infested by rogue apps, says Symantec mobile device security report
• Tory technology advisor Liam Maxwell appointed to government IT advisory post
• Telcos increase investment in IT
• Security is key issue for mobile payment adoption
• Most recent quarter sees rise in information security salary figures
• Queen Victoria Hospital signs deal with Mastek to anonymise patient data
• La Senza cuts fixed-line bills and simplifies IT by switching to O2
• Lulz Security announces it is to disband following 50-day hacking spree 'cruise'
• London 2012 Olympics site buckles under surge in last-chance dash for unsold tickets
• Buyer's guide: Does IT need its own ERP?
• BNP Paribas Estate UK uses Talend open source data integration
• Unite members at Fujitsu’s Crewe site to strike
• XSI brand disappears as UXC Connects with data centre optimisation
• SAS CEO offers analytics over BI, reveals use cases for text analytics
• From the Editors: Analytics takes on youth unemployment, delivery, and motorbikes
• Metasploit gets bigger, better with version 3.7.2’s release
• Mobile device management: Law firm users bring their own
• Twelve nations collaborate to shut down international scareware cyber crime rings
• Travelodge UK confirms no financial data has been breached
• Travelodge UK investigates customer database hack following spam attack
• Federal Trade Commission investigates Google charges of abusing its position
• Many organisations lack adequate cyber protection, survey reveals
• Government cancels SME contracts and hands IT services deals to Capita
• Intellect leads IT sector's involvement in SmartGrid GB smart metering project
• Yahoo shareholders vote against Roy Bostock and Carol Bartz at board elections
• LulzSec hacks Arizona police in protest at controversial immigration legislation
• Oracle Q4 revenues climb 36% but decline in hardware sales drops share price 7.5%
• Cisco introduces AnyConnect to mobile devices
• Financial services regulations holding banks back from public cloud, says UBS IT security chief
• Five key challenges to be tackled by the next NHS CIO
• SQS embarks on software testing expansion in India
• Tesco Bank customers remain locked out of accounts following migration glitch
• Swiss bank UBS axes 500 IT jobs in outsourcing drive to cut costs
• Suspected teen hacker faces five charges under the Computer Misuse Act
• Winklevoss twins call off battle against Facebook
• Accenture inks Nokia deal to continue support for Symbian operating system for five years
• Interactive crime maps allow victims to track cases
• How to avoid regulatory action by the ICO
• CIO interview: Dave Benson, ex-CIO of News Corp
• Office for National Statistics denies UK Census 2011 data hacked by LulzSec
• Surveys reveal common Malware and Spyware are of most concern
• McAfee releases Android end point security solution
• Security awareness tips: Making programmes more effective
• Australian company M5 develop hardware for secure networks
• UK banks unaffected by European data breach crackdown
• Survey shows UK firms at risk from inadequate social media policies
• Christine Connelly quits as NHS CIO
• European Commission gives green light to CSC acquisition of beleaguered iSoft
• Mozilla releases final version of Firefox 5 for download
• Oxygen Accelerator offers £75,000 prize for top tech start-up
• Police National Database launched containing details of 15 million UK citizens
• NS&I begins service procurement
• Bitcoin will recover from hack losses, claims developer
• BA audits heterogenous SAN
• Lulz Security publishes informants' identities following arrest of UK teenager Ryan Cleary
• Google takes on Skype with Chrome video chat
• Web publishers warn online businesses could leave Holland if strict EU cookies law adopted
• Wellcome Trust puts ITSM in the cloud
• Chemical firm opts for Acronis for XenServer backup
• Top five tips on migrating data from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2010
• Smart meter project lacks public support due to concerns about rising energy costs
• Everything Everywhere set to profit £290m from sale of government radio spectrum
• Enterprise software market on course to pass $267bn in 2011 as global economy recovers
• SOCA first casualty of anti-government campaign hack by Lulzsec and Anonymous
• Cyber criminals adapt techniques to follow business technology innovation, says AVG
• Business spending on public cloud to rocket by 2015, says IDC
• Bank app store part of community cloud developments
• Acquisition rumours rife after RIM shares fall following profits revision and product delays
• Germany opens cyber defence centre in response to critical infrastructure attacks
• Westminster City Council CIO David Wilde leaves for Essex County Council
• UK Census 2011 database hack by LulzSec under investigation
• Tesco banking system crashes during account migration
• Thousands of Australian websites wiped out by hacking of domain registrar
• Ministry of Justice signs security deal with Detica
• EC lawyers declare EU/US passenger name record unlawful on data protection grounds
• Apple’s weird storage decision
• Data management at Teachers Credit Union
• Ofcom grants mobile phone operators right to trade radio spectrum to expand capacity
• British Library joins Google to digitise 250,000 books for search and download
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