• Middle East bank claims blockchain first in payments
• Trump’s cyber security executive order delayed
• Executive interview: Rackspace president Jeff Cotten reveals firm's big cloud bets for 2017
• Security of industrial systems must be a top priority
• O2 offers internet of things-backed motor insurance
• UK legislation will mirror EU’s GDPR, says Matt Hancock
• European Union reaches final agreement on mobile roaming charges
• Cyber Security Agency of Singapore and British security company sign agreement
• Junior developers to see 4.3% pay rise in 2017
• CIO interview: Alex Alexander, Yoox Net-a-Porter Group
• TalkTalk CEO Harding steps aside for public service role
• Finnish city takes €10bn leap into digitisation
• Cloud project success gives Aster appetite for more
• Apple iPhone, services, Mac and Watch drive record quarter
• Manufacturers collaborate to secure process control systems
• Data breach costs exceed 20% of revenue
• Gigaclear wins Northamptonshire BDUK contract
• HMRC aims to ease transition to digital tax returns for UK businesses
• Open source cloud community condemns President Trump immigration ban
• More than a million Netgear routers feared vulnerable to hijack
• New leaders in insurance industry drive digital innovation
• Trump unlikely to reduce IT from India
• SAP aims to clarify S/4 Hana, cloud apps roadmaps for customers
• Retail tech training – an opportunity to drive employee retention?
• NHS trusts vulnerable to cyber attack due to irregular app testing
• Australian organisations forced to take cyber insurance seriously
• Only 49% of marketers are pushed to reinvent customer service due to technology
• Privacy Shield threat overshadowed by US immigration row
• Report blames human and legacy system failure for Yorkshire hospital problems
• Many firms in the dark on cyber security investment
• Bellway Homes signs Hyperoptic for Welwyn Garden City development
• Consumers do not trust companies with personal data, survey shows
• Artificial intelligence will increase productivity by sharpening human mind
• Union to fight CSC job cuts that threaten NHS services
• GDPR highlighted on Data Protection Day
• NHS Digital picks peering exchange provider for HSCN
• Post Office facing group litigation over Horizon computer system after watershed decision
• Microsoft to teach more than 560,000 people digital skills
• Bett 2017: Knowing what edtech to invest in is a challenge for schools
• BT profits plunge after Italian accounting scandal
• Cloud gives financial boost to Alphabet, Microsoft and Intel
• #techmums uses corporate partnerships to reach a million mums by 2020
• Growing UK's tech skills base will make or break prime minister's industrial strategy, panel claims
• Mixed feelings on Australian enterprise app market
• MoD accelerator launches Enduring Challenge tech contest
• Facebook ups security with Fido U2F two-factor authentication
• Security spending leaving data vulnerable, study finds
• Human-centric technologies will dominate next three years
• Virtual Instruments to add cloud storage monitoring by end of 2017
• Microsoft’s cloud privacy battle may go to US Supreme Court
• Accenture adds voice and VR to data analytics for RBS Six Nations
• US man jailed for hacking into celebrity accounts
• Emergency Services Network will not be ready in time, says PAC
• Society urged to nurture cyber talent at Microsoft security conference
• Norfolk pub becomes first Vodafone Ciss programme hub
• NetApp: Solidfire to get some Snap functionality but not NVMe
• Maersk Line underpins shipping operations with network management
• Twitter botnet has cyber security implications, say researchers
• Outdated IT budget models slow enterprise cloud adoption, CIO research suggests
• HoloLens tested for bridge inspections
• Nordic CIO interview: Peter Krantz, Sweden’s national library
• Post Office offers banking for all UK accounts as bank branch closures continue
• Executive interview: Kirk Bresniker, chief architect, HPE
• SAP 2016 results: cloud revenue almost €3bn, 5,400 S/4 customers
• TechUK outlines its Brexit negotiation priorities
• Stockholm offers sustainable datacentre safe haven to hyperscale cloud firms
• GDS signals intent to move public sector off PSN
• CIO interview: Bas Anneveld, Gumtree
• Bromium mobilises endpoints to fight cyber attacks
• Singapore bank offers online chat banking
• Singapore and Indonesia stand out for IT spend in Apac banking sector
• Government industrial strategy proposes £170m investment in tech institutes to boost Stem skills
• Government reaffirms broadband funding in industrial strategy plan
• Lululemon turns to digital transformation to support consumer community
• Schroders staff to complete daily tasks on mobile devices
• UKGovCamp attracts record attendance in 10th year
• Industrial strategy to power post-Brexit Britain
• Lloyds Bank hit by massive DDoS attack
• Saudi Arabian bank enables customers to print their own debit cards
• BT draws fire over broadband price hike
• Pay rises tipped for IT security and data analysis roles in 2017
• Lords ‘deeply concerned’ about Digital Economy Bill data-sharing clauses
• ICO sets out plans to issue GDPR guidance
• West Middlesex University Hospital pilots wireless vital signs tech
• NRF 2017: The key to success is not taking yourself too seriously, says Richard Branson
• International Olympic Committee embarks on 12-year cloud partnership with Alibaba
• IBM results show shift to AI and cloud business focus
• DDoS protection provider alleged to be Mirai botnet creator
• SSP Worldwide blames engineers at London datacentre for new cloud outage
• Avaya files for chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Cloud-based contracts make up a third of IT outsourcing contracts in 2016
• Viasat builds IoT network for connected vehicle insurance
• IT failures contributed to failed HMRC outsourcing contract
• National crime survey figures show growing cyber crime
• Facebook to build third datacentre in Europe to underpin virtual reality push
• Southampton FC signs up to cloud-based e-commerce
• Carbanak shows how attackers hijack legitimate tools
• HPE buys hyper-converged pioneer Simplivity for $650m
• UK firms struggling to manage cyber threats, survey shows
• How Singapore can help Southeast Asia reach its digital potential
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