• Nation-state actors responsible for most cyber attacks
• Cyber security demands change in approach
• More than one million new phishing sites created each month
• Ireland mulls datacentre planning review to help others avoid Apple-like build delays
• Enterprise SDN adoption rapidly approaching tipping point, claims report
• Cern calls on industry to collaborate on its datacentre challenges
• UK organisations lose £217m a year due to lack of cloud skills
• Gas distribution network SGN invests in software-defined perimeter
• Nats awards Updata network contract for air traffic services
• ASEAN hones in on cyber collaboration
• CIO interview: John Mountain, Starling Bank
• Brexit mobile and broadband debate must involve consumers
• BMW opens its second tech startup programme in the UK
• Finnish government eyes €1bn savings through digitisation
• Salesforce world tour lands in Amsterdam
• Vexata launches VX NVMe physical and virtual appliances
• Most UK councils hit by cyber attacks
• Cyber crime a significant risk to individuals and organisations
• Why businesses should tackle the digital workplace
• PM pressures internet companies to act on terrorist propaganda
• Blockchain tests delivering results and IBM seen as leader
• Oracle announces simplified pricing model for cloud computing
• Middle East firms must focus on IT training and employing more women to stay competitive
• Poor passwords still putting UK firms at risk
• John Chambers to step down as Cisco executive chairman
• Veritas takes stock of data management play
• AWS to adopt per-second billing for select cloud services from October 2017
• Public sector cloud use still too focused on ‘low-hanging fruit’ IT projects, finds research
• UK education system exacerbates cyber skills gap
• Outlook outage: Microsoft blames European Hotmail downtime on load-balancing fault
• Interview: Technology startups gaining momentum in the UAE
• UAE banks share information to combat cyber threats
• Hackers installed backdoor in CCleaner, Avast’s Piriform warns
• NHS Digital hopes for orderly transition to new Health and Social Care Network
• Office 365 and Outlook outage: Users across UK and Europe hit by service interruption
• ScotRail to test ‘world’s fastest’ in-train Wi-Fi service
• Heads roll as Equifax reveals 400,000 Britons affected by breach
• Tech disruption in Middle East a key focus at GITEX 2017
• AI poses no threat to IT careers
• Banks across Europe cut thousands of staff and branches as IT replaces them
• More than 40% of people in UK do not have digital skills required for most jobs
• VMworld 2017: How to change the face of legacy
• HMRC builds blockchain proof of concept for UK border
• Oracle 2017-18 Q1 results: Cloud revenue jumps by 51%
• Technology chiefs need to act like CEOs
• Europe’s data regulators head to US to discuss Privacy Shield
• HMRC reaches halfway point on project to develop new UK customs IT system
• HMRC confirms Microsoft corporate vice-president Jacky Wright as new CDIO
• Hong Kong cloud firm tests Excelero NVMe for video analytics
• £30m National Innovation Centre for Data launched
• Mobile networks restored to hurricane-hit Caribbean islands
• GDS is ‘sidelined’ and government as a platform ‘is dead’, says Francis Maude
• FCA warns UK consumers of risks associated with initial coin offerings
• BT offers enterprise customers flexible bandwidth for peak usage
• Finnish energy company Helen outsources its basic IT services
• Equifax confirms massive data breach was result of missed patch
• Digital Catapult invites regional bids for IoT network expansion
• Enterprise appetites for cloud-based financial apps on the rise, Gartner research suggests
• Government aligns data laws with GDPR
• Trust could be last hurdle for insurtech dominance
• Dubai Health Authority unveils bilingual app for service providers
• VMworld 2017: How vSphere operators will become container managers
• Enterprise datacentre operators share staff recruitment challenges in 451 Research report
• Technology vital to healthcare in Asia-Pacific
• Lack of skills main barrier to civil service tech adoption
• Philip Hammond: AI will stoke productivity in government
• Apple faces challenge of convincing users to upgrade to iPhone X
• British Army enhances data-driven decision making to staunch churn
• DevOps salary survey highlights link between server farm size and practitioner pay
• CIO interview: Karl Hoods, CIO, Save the Children UK
• Finland’s Valmet transforms IT with €38m outsourcing deal
• Self-preservation: The Gibraltar National Archives uses cloud to safeguard its history
• Vodafone identifies 50 future digital hubs
• Vodafone whitepaper hails role of IoT in delivering personalised healthcare treatments
• CBI calls for transitional deal with EU on data
• Businesses that overlook ROI analysis are missing cost savings
• Openreach and rivals want collaborative approach to broadband
• Government wants to remain in EU cyber security club after Brexit
• VMworld 2017: VMware updates software legacy
• University gets Nutanix for self-serve cloud to replace Red Hat
• Best of VMworld 2017 Europe User Awards: The winners
• Patients will get access to NHS services via app by end of 2018
• Nearly half of Asia-Pacific manufacturers will have fully connected factories by 2022
• Home Office agrees back-office transformation deal
• Riak NoSQL snapped up by Bet365
• EE repurposes 2G spectrum to support expanded 4G mobile service
• Martha Lane Fox warns UK is 'sleepwalking' through digital disruption
• UK government sets to work on replicating the Digital Marketplace model overseas
• Why the best way to encourage digital innovation is not to fund it
• HMRC should prioritise ‘basic’ customs IT system, says report
• EAN airline broadband service moves closer to reality
• Government recovers £645m for BDUK broadband roll-out
• Trainline uses predictive analytics to help rail passengers save money
• Millions of customer records compromised in Equifax breach
• Interview: IT disruption hits outsourcing’s legal profession
• Half of UK fintech firms confident in growth but have doubts over skills
• Hillarys Blinds unveils SUSE Linux Enterprise Server as SAP Hana OS
• Thousands of Deutsche Bank employees will be replaced by robots
• Stockholm Data Parks welcomes first Greenfield tenant to renewably-powered datacentre hub
• The storage controller has to go, says Scale Computing CEO
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