• Cyber criminals adapt techniques to follow business technology innovation, says AVG
• Business spending on public cloud to rocket by 2015, says IDC
• Top five tips on migrating data from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2010
• Germany opens cyber defence centre in response to critical infrastructure attacks
• Acquisition rumours rife after RIM shares fall following profits revision and product delays
• 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
• Smart meter project lacks public support due to concerns about rising energy costs
• SOCA first casualty of anti-government campaign hack by Lulzsec and Anonymous
• Bank app store part of community cloud developments
• Westminster City Council CIO David Wilde leaves for Essex County Council
• Ministry of Justice signs security deal with Detica
• 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
• EC lawyers declare EU/US passenger name record unlawful on data protection grounds
• Apple’s weird storage decision
• British Library joins Google to digitise 250,000 books for search and download
• Chelsea and Westminster Hospital uses SOA to trial patient records in private cloud
• Hackers steal personal data of 1.3m Sega Pass users – Lulz Security vows revenge
• IT departments ignoring benefits of data virtualisation, claims Forrester report
• Icann expands scope of web domain suffixes to include all languages and scripts
• Microsoft wins Federal Trade Commission approval to buy Skype Technologies
• Adobe targets cross-platform mobile apps development for iPhone, Android and Playbook
• Anonymous joins forces with Lulz Security to steal classified government information
• Royal College of Nursing uses SaaS disaster recovery after on-premise contact centre hardware fails
• Ofcom grants mobile phone operators right to trade radio spectrum to expand capacity
• US to use virtual internet to test defensive and offensive technologies
• Data management at Teachers Credit Union
• Intel links Xeon applications with MIC architecture
• Demystifying IT Rules 2011: What it means for you
• Internet Explorer will not support insecure WebGL 3D graphics spec, says Microsoft
• CIOs should review IT strategies monthly to achieve most for their business, says Ovum
• Chinese software flaw makes infrastructure vulnerable, warns report
• Citigroup Bank confirms only US customers affected by data breach but raises estimate
• Square Kilometre Array radio telescope project bidders prepare for huge IT requirements
• Can the Chromebook change enterprise desktop IT?
• Virgin Media the first ISP to warn customers of SpyEye trojan following tip-off from Soca
• CIO interview: Chris Chant, UK government director of G-Cloud
• NHS Scotland deliberates over open standard policy for IT services framework agreement
• Most enterprises plan cloud move but data location concerns the bottleneck, says Dell
• RIM share price dips on revised quarterly profit estimates and response to Playbook
• A network access control solution that works across wired and wireless
• Lost NHS medical records: Laptops had unused encryption software
• Mobile operators join forces to drive retailer and bank mobile wallet technology adoption
• NHS pays £200m advance to CSC as contract renegotiation nears conclusion
• Is the honeymoon over for India’s IT services companies?
• Document Foundation releases LibreOffice 3.3.3 update
• Case study: New Look builds social media platform to extend e-commerce site
• How IT professionals can boost their salary and advance their career
• Hacker group Lulz Security attacks CIA
• HP sues Oracle over Itanium support
• Cabinet Office turns to agile SMEs to reform Whitehall IT development
• Cabinet Office backtracks on government commitment to open standards ICT policy
• Westminster City Council signs £190m framework agreement with Virgin
• Security vendors step up IPv6 certifications
• BI scene news round-up
• Net-a-Porter doubles IT team to support in-house development
• Ministry of Defence gives YouTube warning: Careless tweets cost lives
• Mobile security software market to surge as 96% of mobile devices left vulnerable
• Pizza Express rolls out Wi-Fi for smartphone connectivity
• London Health Programmes loses unencrypted details of more than 8 million people
• E-Skills National Skills Academy for IT launches training subscription service for SMEs
• Bumper security update from Adobe
• ICO takes CCTV monitoring website to task after ruling images comprise personal data
• Recession leaves its mark on IT services sector
• Analysts voice doubts over Blackberry Playbook price, app choice and e-mail
• Government to create market for personal identity data
• US authorities demand Citigroup Bank details as hack sparks fears over finance sector
• Malaysian government prepares to resist Anonymous cyber attack over web blockade
• Eugene Kaspersky calls for international cybersecurity collaboration at BSA forum
• Nokia claims victory in long-running patent battle with Apple
• Juror admits contempt of court for using Facebook to contact defendant
• Turkish authorities detain 32 suspected Anonymous members over cyber attacks
• Vodafone Smart Accessibility Awards promote IT applications for the elderly and disabled
• IBM celebrates 100th birthday as workers send video calling for improved conditions
• Co-operative Group offers IT apprenticeships as part of £9m academy
• Facebook IPO rumoured to value company at $100bn
• Standard Life IT leader moves to consultancy firm
• Hackers found easy way in to Citigroup website, say investigators
• HP CIO Randy Mott leaves amid company management restructure
• iPhone app boosts Addison Lee business by 20% in just six months
• US to review security after LulzSec hacks Senate website
• PCI virtualisation: With new guidelines, compliance may be harder
• VDI technology rollout at Sterlite Technologies reaps rich dividends
• Juror Joanne Fraill faces trial for contacting defendant Jamie Sewart using Facebook
• IPv6 Action Plan
• Dell and EMC "Still get together when the kids are around"
• Multiple claims-based ID assurance services on the horizon, says OCSIA's Nigel Harrison
• Busy Patch Tuesday sees 16 Microsoft fixes coincide with Adobe security update release
• CIO interview: Pieter Schoehuijs, AkzoNobel
• Security and reliability top UK C-level concerns hindering cloud adoption
• Government locked into £342m rental costs for empty FireControl premises until 2033
• World IPv6 Day a success, but IPv6 security problems only beginning
• Wireshark’s latest, version 1.6.0, up for grabs
• Citrix ‘buy your own computer’ scheme cuts costs
• IPO's Peer to Patent site gets 100 reviewers to assess computing patent applications
• Retailers must raise awareness of NFC mobile payments, finds YouGov survey
• IMF security breach points to need for cyber legislation
• T-Mobile data theft case: why is it important?
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