• Case study: Network Rail uses cloud to get its digital data preservation plans on track
• Theresa May announces boost to UK programming
• CIO interview: Vlassios Rizopoulos, CTO, Pricesearcher.com
• North has 1.4 job vacancies for each digital worker
• IoT security risks need immediate action, says report
• Select Committee highlights Brexit effect on roaming and data protection
• Theresa May wants UK to be world leader in ‘ethical AI’
• Cloudian upgrade brings hybrid cloud file and object storage
• Sky to move pay TV services to broadband
• Ransomware was most popular cyber crime tool in 2017
• Hours lost on patching Meltdown and Spectre flaw
• NHS Wales IT outage: What went wrong with its datacentres?
• Robots are needed to manage the automation robots
• Forensic investigation into Post Office IT system at centre of legal case nears completion
• Driverless buses hit the streets of Stockholm
• Security spending not on most-effective controls, report reveals
• Most UK organisations unaware of new data protection laws
• GDPR worries hit cloud storage investments, says survey
• AI is moving towards acceptance in cyber security, says Check Point
• Kao Data opens doors on first phase of £200m datacentre campus in Harlow
• Department for International Development launches digital strategy
• Colt Technology Services outage: European customers hit by internet connectivity issues
• Sweden puts government IT outsourcing under increased scrutiny
• Two-thirds of startups ill-prepared for GDPR
• NHS organisations to get cyber security alerts service
• Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank Group uses ServiceNow to support transformation
• We need to be flexible to address future skills needs, says education secretary
• Dark web Dream Market drives cyber fraud industry
• AWS opens third availability zone in Singapore
• Intel recalls botched Spectre fix
• Mastercard sets biometric ID deadline for banks
• Modern methodology gives Sweden’s 100-year-old SKF a digital push
• Thousands of critical systems affected by serious security flaws
• Irish planning chiefs dismiss appeal against Amazon's €1bn datacentre build
• Facebook offers funding to secure the internet
• Hyper-convergence and containers key storage-related deployments in 2018
• New controversies as Trump passes US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
• Interview: Kaspar Korjus, Estonian e-Residency lead
• Uncontrolled cyber attacks on UK cyber defenders’ radar
• Many councils admit they are not ready to upgrade from Windows 7
• ITV goes on air with SpectraLogic LTFS tape backup and archive
• China’s Yitu eyes ASEAN market with facial recognition know-how
• Taking complexity out of cyber security
• IBM results reveal plans to shift traditional analytics to SaaS
• UK urged to up spending on cyber defence
• Almost a quarter of London businesses unaware of GDPR
• NHS England wants to use algorithms to handle NHS 111 enquiries
• NRF 2018: Cryptocurrencies “won’t take off”, says Visa executive
• Manchester’s CityVerve launches new internet of things challenge for SMEs and startups
• IT of world’s banks is moving on from crippling regulation
• Norwegian healthcare breach alert failed GDPR requirements
• Lancashire Police launches voice-driven Amazon Alexa app
• NHS Digital declares the public cloud a safe place to store patient data
• Judge will take time to seek answers from EU court over Max Schrems Facebook privacy fight
• Privacy International warns of global risk to citizens if Microsoft loses US data access appeal
• European Parliament votes to restrict exports of surveillance equipment
• Cyber attackers exploiting trust in FTP servers
• Powerful Zyklon malware exploiting MS Office flaws
• 2018 UK software budgets double for AI and blockchain
• Telstra invests in two new submarine cables to bolster Asia-US connectivity
• Cloud firm speeds customer analytics with Pure Storage arrays
• UK and France to collaborate on digital tech
• Create security culture to boost cyber defences, says Troy Hunt
• Nordic IT executive interview: Daniel Kjellén, CEO, Tink
• 451 Research shines light on how enterprise attitudes to digital transformation are evolving
• CIO interview: Julian Burnett, CIO, House of Fraser
• Health and care in Wales must take advantage of tech, says parliamentary report
• Milton Keynes first to get CityFibre-backed consumer broadband
• Cyber attackers upped their game in 2017, warns report
• Booking.com’s focus on women in tech
• Police ICT Company hires Ian Bell as CEO
• Bristol council in a hurry with £250,000 cloud migration project
• Demand for cloud services drives increase in IT outsourcing
• NRF 2018: Rent the Runway – focus on data proves use case for clothing rental
• NRF 2018: Companies should take “lab approach” to innovation, says former GE exec
• Tech has ‘disconnect’ between the skills students are taught and the abilities firms need
• Next-gen Mirai botnet targets cryptocurrency mining operations
• Meltdown and Spectre: to patch or not to patch
• Australia’s Citic Pacific Mining uses IoT to track vehicles
• Business needs to reduce cyber threat to payment card data
• Ofcom pushes ahead with spectrum auction despite legal hold-up
• Google vows to simplify creation of custom machine learning models for developers
• Tech vital to helping solve crime, says policing minister
• North Korean hackers tied to cryptocurrency attacks in South Korea
• CIO interview: Tom Read, CDIO, Ministry of Justice
• Dream machines: how IT is changing the world of neuroscience
• Davos: Disintegration of the internet could create economic turmoil
• UBS uses predictive analytics to manage its travel spend
• Telstra adds narrowband capability to its IoT network
• Vulnerability exploit report shows importance of patching
• Google to open five more datacentre regions across the globe in 2018
• LeakedSource operator could face up to 10 years in jail
• Financial savings just the beginning for CIOs who understand code quality
• Sweden pilots surveillance technology to combat terrorism and crime
• Consumers demand better treatment from mobile operators
• Abu Dhabi continues fintech agenda in 2018
• Laing O’Rourke unifies on-site and cloud backup on Commvault
• Skygofree Android spyware active since 2014, say researchers
• AWS commits to expansion of UK datacentre region
• Enterprise software spending set to grow thanks to AI and digital boost
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