• Citrix ‘buy your own computer’ scheme cuts costs
• NATO assembles cyber task force to bolster defence capabilities against online attacks
• Cloud services’ top driver in India to be agility than cost: Forrester
• Chrome browser warns users before downloading malicious files
• EU prepares to set up Computer Emergency Response Team
• Former T-Mobile employees ordered to pay nearly £80,000 for data theft
• O2 warns Ofcom's 4G radio spectrum auction rules will delay high-speed mobile network
• Open University launches computing BSc to plug business skills gap in IT workforce
• Nokia CTO Richard Green takes leave of absence as phone maker hits rocky patch
• Ambulance services need better data systems, says NAO report
• Lulz Security hacker group warns NHS to beef up security following admin password hack
• HP threatens Oracle with legal action over Itanium
• Adobe plans fixes for Reader and Acrobat in next security update
• Forrester IT Forum: Whirlpool focuses on strategic suppliers to allow IT to innovate
• Oracle fixes 17 Java bugs in June critical patch
• Zeus Technology announces art of defence acquisition
• Visa predicts 20 million contactless payment cards in UK by 2012
• Visa Europe plans UK datacentre to support payments
• Fake anti-virus mimics Microsoft Update to target Windows users with replica web page
• Plan International moves global systems to SAP
• Camden Borough Council spends £26,000 to remote wipe and track laptops
• Steve Kuncewicz warns businesses to guard against legal pitfalls of using social media
• London Ambulance staff handle 999 calls on paper following software upgrade glitch
• Royal Bank of Scotland develops HTML5 app for Blackberry Playbook in seven weeks
• Surrey County Council fined £120,000 for misdirected e-mails
• Winner of Cyber Security Challenge UK goes from postman to cyber warrior
• EU and US privacy groups voice concerns over Facebook face-recognition feature
• Citigroup Bank the latest organisation to fall foul of hackers in data breach incident
• Nessus Android application extends vulnerability scanner’s mobile reach
• Planning for Windows 8
• MobileMe signalled for shutdown, iCloud unveiled at Apple WWDC 2011
• Data governance framework seen as bedrock of airline MDM strategy
• TfL makes real-time information available for ‘Boris Bikes’ apps
• Forrester: Time to reinvent the role of IT
• Open Data Center Alliance publishes IT user requirements for cloud services
• SAP accelerates product development process for UK & Ireland user group
• Oracle releases critical patch to fix 17 security flaws in Java SE
• Bolton Council joins up children’s services with Liquidlogic Protocol system
• Many retailers not confident of protecting increasing volumes of data
• Government outlines IT strategy to tackle £21bn of fraud
• IT head at Ofcom sent down for £522,123 fraud
• World IPv6 Day: Why it really matters
• Alpha.gov.uk pan-government website pilot gets 1,000-comment feedback in a month
• Police forces save £6m through NPIA framework agreement
• Students help test IPv6 in Australia - “Best School Day Ever!”
• Corporate PC refreshes give life to limp PC market
• United Biscuits uses NetApp storage virtualisation with IBM storage
• Adobe patches Flash to fix zero-day XSS vulnerability
• UK government to propose national website blocking list
• Skype suffers second outage as users locked out
• RSA SecurID compromise: What should users do next?
• Blackberry Playbook enables admins to manage virtual datacentres
• HP introduces converged services for enterprise IT
• System integrators render Cabinet Office open source strategy unworkable, MPs told
• Cabinet Office misses deadline on website information
• Apple unveils Mac OS X 10.7 Lion and iOS 5 beta at developer conference
• RSA replaces SecurID tokens following Lockheed Martin data hack admission
• Brewers to deploy Wyse thin clients to improve retail customer service at point of sale
• How West Midlands police collared identity and access management vendors
• Tata AIG General Insurance’s business continuity planning strategies
• Consumerism and productivity: Do users really know what technology is best for business?
• Outsourcing in the Ukraine: benefits and drawbacks
• ForeScout aims to capitalise on demand for NAC and virtualisation
• Service providers battle to reduce carbon footprint as datacentres expand
• Debra Lilley talks about uniting the diverse UK Oracle User Group
• Recruiters seek IT professionals as agents show inadequate grasp of technology
• Lulz Security hacks Nintendo to highlight weakness – and offers to hack Sony again
• South Tyneside may have spent £228,000 on Twitter case, claims councillor
• Near field communications: Are UK retailers ready for Google's mobile wallet?
• Honda tests future motorcycle design with SAS business analytics tool
• Adobe releases Flash zero-day patch for universal cross-scripting vulnerability
• Sony hacks hit share price in Tokyo as data breaches undermine confidence
• HP plans to offshore 200 DWP jobs as PCS union considers industrial action
• LibreOffice releases 3.4.0 but advises corporations wait for next update
• Foreign and Commonwealth Office to cut IT costs 40% by 2015
• What should we ask Chuck Hollis?
• Cloud computing adoption remains tepid
• Serco buys Indian services firm Intelenet in move to public sector offshoring
• Government launches Peer to Patent social media tool for patent applications
• CRC legislation drives demand for green IT skills
• Accenture: Organisations make inconsistent use of analytics research
• Hacker group Anonymous steals 10,000 Iranian government e-mails
• Sony hit by another major data breach
• Video: Microsoft previews Windows 8 user interface features
• Medway Youth Trust uses text analytics to fight youth unemployment
• Internet safety message must be simplified, Sophos tells cyber security summit
• Government plans next-generation ID scheme
• How can businesses be secure and successful in cyberspace?
• Government denies G-Cloud cancellation claims
• Mobile phone retailer Best Buy uses analytics platform to produce business reports
• Retailers gear up for explosion in network-connected devices
• Businesses using Google Apps must turn to modern browsers, warns Google
• Birmingham Council's offshore move could trigger public sector outsourcing exodus
• Francis Maude calls on public to tackle cybercrime as public services go online
• E-mail accounts of senior US officials targeted in Chinese hack attack
• Cable&Wireless makes videoconferencing available everywhere
• Business dashboards: From information to insight
• Using network management and monitoring systems across IT and buildings
• Microsoft calls on businesses as 'Get Online' campaign donations run dry
• Cyber attack could bring nation to its knees, BT chairman tells cyber security summit
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