• RSA breach did not enable a specific attack - Coviello
• Troops in danger as outdated systems at the MoD reach meltdown
• BSNL cloud gets Uptime Institute’s tier 3 design certification
• VMware issues patch for privilege escalation bug
• HP oufits new data centre with 10,000 network sensors
• Oil company uses WAN optimisation technology to control network traffic
• Vaizey wins cautious praise on net neutrality
• Will government IT be better without an oligopoly?
• Government IT strategy 'lacks local council focus’
• All for one fibre, one fibre for all, says ECTA
• EC seeks recommendations for telecoms R&D budget
• IBM says inefficient IT hardware wastes a third of all a business's electricity
• Microsoft partners with Telefonica to provide BlueVia SDK for .NET developers
• Government IT strategy will reduce cancelled contracts, says Francis Maude
• Windows Phone 7 will take second place behind Android by 2015, says IDC
• SAS and Teradata establish customer council
• Network failures cause BBC website outage
• Firefox 4 now available for Android phones
• Gartner: IT hardware spending almost double services growth
• Australian Prime Minister hit by suspected Chinese hacking attack
• Spam plummets following Rustock botnet shutdown
• Cloud access control: Plug-in alters applications on a per-user basis
• Two-factor authentication alternatives
• Government puts open source at the heart of its new IT strategy
• Broadcasters spend more on technology as TV ads buck online trend
• IT security tool tackles unreported vulnerabilities
• Marks & Spencer extends Cognizant outsourcing deal
• Pin+ offers matrix encryption
• Ebay buys GSI interactive marketing firm GSI Commerce for $2.4bn
• Broadband may be lifeline for Cornwall country pub
• Amazon leads the way on multi-media storage in the cloud
• UK cyber security: Government fights full force
• Getting ahead in data governance
• Factors to consider when deciding to move off SAP BEx
• Open Group launches guide to boost ISO 27005 efforts
• BPCL invests Rs 4.5 cr in asset integrity management system
• EastWest Institute pioneers internal trust in cyberspace
• East Dorset and Christchurch share Advanced Business Solutions' financial platform
• Spotify hit by malicious ads
• MoJ signs £22m shared services deal with Accenture
• Businesses spend over £600k a week on data security abroad
• Public network could cut 6.4% government IT costs, says Cisco survey
• ITC agrees to review patent ruling against Eastman Kodak
• Microsoft rolls out Windows Phone 7 OS update
• Facebook Studio woos advertisers with campaign comparison tool
• European Commission clears Atos bid for Siemens IT
• Storage is key to getting the most from virtualisation
• Legal Aid NSW picks EMC CDP for SAN, DR upgrade
• HDS, NetApp and EMC all agree on big data
• Cumbria issues £121m tender for broadband and managed IT contracts
• Police switch to Sprint ii for IT procurement
• Employers may struggle to fill IT vacancies as demand for staff surges
• CMA slams Ofcom's 4G auction process; Ofcom responds
• UK police cyber operations gear up ahead of new funding
• Android set to dominate as smartphone market doubles by 2016
• iPad 2: can it be the CIO's friend?
• Rutland seeks owner-operator for next-gen broadband network
• Announcing the CW500 Club online community
• RIM posts 33% annual sales increase as it prepares for Playbook launch
• Orange and T-Mobile UK operation outsources IT to T-Systems
• Victory in patent battle with Apple and RIM worth over $1bn, says Kodak
• Hackers steal member email details from TripAdvisor site
• Oracle reports strong third fiscal quarter results
• UK wireless technology trends: Enterprise tablets take hold
• Include community broadband networks, Vaizey urges counties
• MPs cleared to use iPads in Commons - as long as it's not bigger than their face
• Marks & Spencer 'infringed Interflora trademark' in AdWords lawsuit
• Red Nose Day IT peaked at 214 donations per second
• Doing something funny in the cloud
• Nominet faces criminal liability over websites
• European Commission prepares for cuts to sprawling €500m IT spend
• Interview: Mark Dixon, CTO, Standard Life
• US-Cert warns of SQL holes in Scada control systems
• Apple's Steve Jobs to face US lawyers over digital music monopoly claims
• Twitter improves security on mobile site using Firefox 4 features
• Programmable networks the goal as industry giants hook up
• Red Hat makes $773m on open source
• 40% of SMEs to buy cloud services
• Billions of web users could be hit by internet certification compromise
• Budget 2011: IT's productivity potential ignored, say public sector IT bosses
• Microsoft warns of fraudulent digital certificates, issues patch
• Digital Economy Act provisions to go ahead, says DCMS
• Budget 2011: Osborne budget meets mixed reaction from IT industry
• Budget 2011: HMRC might combine NI and income tax systems
• Budget 2011: Apprenticeships will struggle to plug IT skills gap
• Budget 2011: Osborne unveils friendly budget for entrepreneurs and knowledge creators
• CIOs must cash in on supplier innovation
• Firefox 4 now available to download
• Anglia Ruskin University outsources systems to support global reach
• SAP combines GRC and BI in new platform
• Open Book Alliance welcomes court ruling on Google book plan
• Budget 2011: Businesses need financial incentives to employ IT graduates
• Budget business concessions unlikely to benefit IT
• Budget 2011: UK public worried spending cuts will impact data security
• Amazon Android app store set to shake up status quo, say analysts
• Judge rejects Google’s revised plan to put books online
• Sainsbury's grows online sales 20% and expands stores
• Budget 2011: Computer Weekly reports live
• OPINION: RSA hack shows all high-value targets are under attack
• vCenter Operations: Pricing and evaluation overview
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