• Majority of Adobe Reader users are running vulnerable versions, says Avast
• Microsoft says Windows Phone 7 mobile OS should not be used on tablet format
• TCS profits soar by 28% in first quarter results
• UK retailers to spend quarter of IT budget on e-commerce and mobile platforms
• Facebook launches Every Phone app to boost growth in developing world
• Outsourcers look to data security transparency for competitive advantage
• Apache Tomcat found to suffer from security bypass vulnerability
• Acer’s EMEA PC shipments fell 35% year-on-year, says Gartner
• VSphere Storage Appliance to replace mid-range arrays: analyst
• Managing iPads in enterprise networks
• Ruxcon announce call for papers, Script kiddies need not apply
• Businesses should not ignore critical Microsoft Patch Tuesday update, say experts
• GCHQ has lost up to £1m worth of equipment, ISC report reveals
• Firefox 5 update for Mac users could have security links, says Sophos
• Industrial action at Fujitsu could spread across country, warns Unite union officer
• ISC proposes changes for better oversight of the UK intelligence community
• Trusteer launches online cyber fraud intelligence and risk analysis service
• Central government staff lack skills in IT
• HTC share price hit by latest Apple patent infringement claim
• HMRC saves £21m with first centralised government procurement contract
• Unified communications to push mobile cloud sales to $39bn in next five years
• Microsoft urges businesses to upgrade to Windows 7 as XP faces end of support
• Vendor evaluation criteria: Is your ERP vendor good with BI?
• Will your business Google+?
• Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks protect customers with cyber protection service
• Citrix boosts cloud infrastructure offering with Cloud.com acquisition
• Wales gets £57m in broadband funding
• Amazon to create 900 UK jobs
• Cisco to axe 10,000 jobs
• Cyber terrorism set to increase after al-Qaeda calls for more cyber attacks, says government
• Cloud computing drives datacentre IT infrastructure spending growth
• Twitter uses Acquia to provide Drupal-based development community site
• IBM offers Sun/HP upgrade to z114 mainframe
• Infosys changes name and splits into four vertical sector divisions
• Computacenter reports weak UK sales
• Disaster recovery management: Kale Consultants’ ten-year journey
• With UTM system, Blackpool Council trims network security costs
• EMC’s caveman creed, HP says FAST is its idea, Pillar crumbles
• Essex college deploys ATA over Ethernet; and more news
• Sifting through the wreckage of the failed £469m FireControl public sector IT project
• Police breaches of Data Protection Act highlights problem faced by all businesses, says Cyber-Ark
• Universities offered high-performance computing cloud via Janet
• Google+ users hit by spam glitch as social network announces business feature
• Global critical infrastructure supplier uses Microsoft SDL to reduce cyber attack risk
• IDC says worldwide tablet shipments fell 28% in Q1 but predicts 53.5m to go in 2011
• IT professionals get multiple job offers and double-digit pay increases as demand surges
• Mozilla releases Firefox 5 fix for Mac OS X downloadable font crash bug
• Microsoft packs a lot into July’s four Patch Tuesday security updates
• Steria staff at Identity and Passport Service strike over pay following PCS union ballot
• Camwood debuts cloud-based application lifecycle management
• SAP creates 100 jobs in Ireland to expand technical and R&D functions
• Law firm uses RES Software to manage desktop transfer in office move
• Police officers routinely breach Data Protection Act, says civil liberties watchdog
• Businesses understand social media risks but fail to take precautions, says survey
• Apple promises to fix critical iOS flaws in iPhone, iPad and iPod – but won't say when
• Google+ capitalises on privacy concerns to compete with social network rival Facebook
• Systems integrators could take stake in police agency, says IT chief Gordon Wasserman
• Transport for London appoints Steve Townsend to new combined CIO role
• Traditional payment platforms could face competition from Google and Apple
• Communications minister Ed Vaizey says US ISP piracy deal could pave way for UK
• Development firm TTP trials white space technology in wireless broadband link
• Financial services industry eyes social media as law changes IFA fee structures
• Ofcom moots analogue spectrum for rural mobile broadband devices
• Global IT spending in 2011 on BPM to increase - Gartner
• Microsoft plans light patch Tuesday; to fix 22 bugs
• Cloud technology brings scalability to Indian mobile advertising co
• Kaspersky Lab announces sponsorship of Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
• Many private firms decline ICO audit, finds 2011 ICO annual report
• SAP releases SaaS sales tool for Blackberry, iPhone and iPad platforms
• Worldwide SaaS sales to grow 21% in 2011 driven by CRM purchases, says Gartner
• Anonymous attacks Turkish government websites in Antisec campaign protest
• FireControl project failed because of inadequate EADS contract, MPs told
• Government opens up data on NHS, schools, criminal justice and transport
• Industrial action will encourage secure home working, SecurEnvoy survey reveals
• ICO calls on UK businesses to open their doors to audits and reduce data breaches
• Business analyst skills shortage continues as IT job market grows
• Oracle releases iPad app for virtual desktop client
• Microsoft Office 365: Could security be the differentiator?
• Tech City gets royal endorsement from Kate and Will
• Kognitio ships data analysis tool Pablo
• Hackers publish 17,000 e-mail addresses and passwords from US government and military
• Facebook partners with Skype to add video calling to social network infrastructure
• Predictive analytics, data visualisation, player tracking at play at Wimbledon
• URL shortening services abused by clever spammers
• Business intelligence tool to be deployed at Tata AIG Life
• Apple iPhone and Google Android overtake RIM as Blackberry market share falls
• International cybersecurity alliance gets business backing
• CFOs rule the IT budget, survey finds
• Ofcom UK broadband speed map shows wide areas of internet underinvestment
• PayPal UK’s Twitter account hacked
• Morgan Stanley loses personal data of 34,000 customers
• Citrix CEO hedges cloud bets on customer demand for web collaboration tools
• Debra Lilley steps down as chairman as UK Oracle User Group votes for major restructure
• Birmingham City Council poised to roll out 4G superfast broadband network
• Capgemini launches software development apprenticeships to secure future workforce
• Vaizey says US could boost UK plans to clamp down on piracy
• Network security case study: College’s NAC virtual appliance makes grade
• phpMyAdmin gets patch for multiple vulnerabilities
• Gloucestershire moves to multi-agency collaboration for children’s services
• 5 cloud BI considerations for a successful rollout
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