• RSA 2011: E-mail is still top cyber attack method
• Shell agrees €300m managed fuel card service
• Health Protection Agency puts faith in information agility
• IPS virtual patching undermined by new threats, Stonesoft says
• Orange rolls out pre-paid contactless cash card with Mastercard
• London Stock Exchange works with partners to resolve technology migration problems
• Industry welcomes technology hubs
• Businesses the main victim as cyber crime costs UK £27bn
• IT graduates 'lack business skills' needed to meet job demands
• Mobile payments will change UK banking, says Barclaycard
• New SMB vulnerability identified in Windows XP and Server 2003
• Coca-Cola delivers real-time tracking with BusinessObjects
• Broadband speed is key to Virgin Media results and future
• Government makes changes to immigration scheme
• £100m cap on government IT deals 'may not be implemented'
• Google rivals Apple with One Pass digital subscription service
• Mobile apps competition puts women online in the developing world
• Lenovo third-quarter profit grows 25%
• National Audit Office to probe government IT strategy
• RSA 2011: RSA, EMC and VMWare advise on defending against advanced persistent threats
• RSA 2011: Easy to overlook cybersecurity improvements, says Schneier
• Information security professionals must keep skills up to date
• News in Brief: Acronis’ new MD, Isilon’s scientific win and more
• Fujitsu data centre in North London first Tier 3 facility in Europe
• Top smartphone security risks and their countermeasures
• Optus email rejects shortened URLs
• Achieve online safety through collective defence, says Microsoft
• RSA 2011: Art Coviello champions trust in cloud computing in executive chairman role
• Dell fourth quarter profits increase by 177%
• Government IT strategy draws fire from technology industry bodies
• Ofcom seeks more data on BT's wholesale broadband costs
• Overhaul A-levels and improve teaching to boost science and tech student uptake, says Royal Society
• J P Morgan trading platform consolidation threatens 3,000 jobs
• Atos Origin boosts profit despite fall in sales
• City University asks: What future for IT leaders?
• MPs trial iPads in House of Commons
• MoD lost 57 computers and 47 USB sticks in 2010
• Wikileaks inquiry sparks free speech debate after Twitter subpoena
• RSA 2011: Trust in the cloud a reality, says RSA’s Art Coviello
• Apple adds digital subscription service to app store
• RSA 2011: Microsoft details refined 'public health' model for internet security
• RSA 2011: US deputy defense secretary urges government/private sector collaboration
• Most identity and access management (IAM) approaches flawed: Gartner
• Toyota GB gets EMC Clariions to support VDI project; and more news
• IT professionals are cautious over jobs market in 2011
• TCS targets SME market with cloud computing
• MWC 2011: Tetzchner to stage Opera on every platform
• RSA 2011: Symantec launches Endpoint Protection update beta
• MWC 2011: Alcatel-Lucent joins China Mobile for cloud radio access network
• MWC 2011: Car drivers get online information on the move
• Newham Hospital saves £18,500 with power management
• Barclays Bank boosts IT staff and project spending
• Citrix Online buys Netviewer for web conferencing
• Most IT professionals unhappy in their job
• IT vital to 2011 public sector strategy, say council IT chiefs
• MWC 2011: NEC dongle backs up data on the move
• Web boosts annual results at Domino’s Pizza
• Nottingham City Council defies Whitehall over spending data publication
• Vodafone joins Intel in M2M partnership
• MWC 2011: Microsoft confirms Windows Phone 7 update in March
• RSA 2011: EMC announces RSA Cloud Trust Authority for mission-critical applications
• Ofcom's value unclear, says Public Accounts Committee
• Stonesoft discovers 124 new advanced evasion techniques
• RSA 2011: Cybersecurity leads conference with cloud security keynote
• Land Registry signs open source software deal
• Can enterprises take to the tablet?
• Wireless remote access extends Trafford Council network
• Security measures cost government £3.2bn and hamper innovation, says public sector IT chief
• European roaming charges still unfair, say users
• France Telecom-Orange and Deutsche Telekom collaborate on network access
• Intellect presses government to promote IT in UK economic growth
• Software industry drives revenues with licence audits
• Government IT policy heavy handed with local authorities
• Business Software Alliance fines company £24,000 for unlicensed Microsoft software
• Google adds two-factor authentication to all Gmail accounts
• Dell rolls out services for enterprise mobility
• Former City University CIO explains reasons for leaving
• Indian official reiterates Blackberry ban threat
• London Stock Exchange migrates to MillenniumIT platform
• Analysis: SAP targets dynamic retail market with investments and partnerships
• TV producer Endemol signs managed services contract with Telstra
• Computer Aid calls for PC monitor donations after critical shortage
• From beer to broadband: Marston’s becomes a private telecoms carrier
• Mobile cloud security: How to address the issues
• UK heads for a mobile network operator duopoly
• UK data protection regulations get stricter
• RSA 2011: The wrap - UPDATED
• Can government agencies use a shared LAN? VLANs and NAC make it so
• Can implementing unified communications cause behaviour problems?
• Consumer devices accelerate the use of smartphones and tablets at work
• Vtesse loses final appeal over fibre rates
• Case study: Salvatore Ferragamo steps into the future with SAP
• Interconnector signs $46m outsourcing deal with HP
• UK SMEs ignoring customer feedback opportunities online
• City University CIO emigrates to Switzerland
• Department of Health considers scrapping CSC contract for NHS records
• Nokia, Microsoft unite to fight Apple, Google
• BMW's Aida project on song with DS's V6 PLM system
• Lloyds Banking Group sheds more IT roles
• Mobile hacker attacks will damage business in 2011
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