• UK insurtech startups follow fintech example
• More than a quarter of SME staff lack cyber threat training
• Nearly a third of malware attacks are zero-day exploits
• GDS digital transformation delivers mixed results, says NAO
• Thorn CEO on using machine learning and tech partnerships to tackle online child sex abuse
• Dads aren't the problem: we need mums onside to get girls into Stem
• Nordic CIO interview: Kari Finnskog, Västtrafik
• Russian Airline at home in the cloud
• Girls across UK take part in cyber skills event to promote tech careers
• GDS needs a clearer role, NAO is expected to say
• Almost 40% of firms seeking cloud skills find it hard to recruit
• Belfast Waterfront centre equipped with state of the art network
• Non-malware attacks pose bigger threat than malicious software
• Singapore to speed up its smart nation roll out
• Are ethical questions holding back AI in France?
• Cyber attacks cost financial firms up to £1.6m a time
• In-flight electronics ban unsustainable, says IATA
• CNCF: Cloud Native Foundation drives portability forward
• US internet users' browsing history may soon be up for sale
• Uber shuts down in Denmark after less than three years
• Threats grow in Saudi Arabia’s cyber sector
• Singapore to shutter 2G services by April 1
• Article 50 triggers uncertainty for the tech industry
• Association of Recruitment Consultancies asks MPs to delay roll-out of IR35 reforms
• KPMG launches campaign to encourage women into tech
• ONS data science campus opens with “public good” mission
• 1,000 sub-postmasters apply to join IT-related group litigation against Post Office
• Mobility suite saves Surrey and Sussex Police officers time and money
• Microsoft facing $5m class action over Windows 10 upgrades
• Emerging APAC markets more prone to malware
• Nearly half of UK businesses lack a cyber security strategy
• Consumers want to use retailer apps in-store
• UK business least likely to offer rewards to infosec professionals
• Red Hat adds Gluster metadata cache and container deployment
• AWS London users suffer "insufficient capacity" problems with T2 Micro Instances
• Ofcom scuppers BT’s ‘deemed consent’ ploy
• HPE, Tata Communications to build world’s largest IoT network
• UK impersonation fraud up 39% in last quarter of 2016
• Crown Commercial Service has failed to achieve its potential, says PAC
• Case study: How the Department for Education deployed flexible IT
• ISPs to pay automatic compensation for broadband faults
• Government needs 2000 extra digital staff, says NAO
• AI and robots will 'create political instability' until humans find new occupations
• UK labour costs are cheap but automation will erode jobs market
• FBI director reiterates call for action on encryption
• Serco uses HR technology to cut recruitment bill
• Cisco unveils new Spark collaboration platform in APAC
• LastPass releases fix browser extension security flaws
• How Google is riding the multi-cloud wave to win over the enterprise
• Almost 45% of men want a robot-led shopping experience in the future
• Apple denies hackers holding millions of iPhones, iCloud accounts ransom
• Palo Alto Networks expands APAC footprint with regional headquarters
• CIO interview: Martin Hofmann, Volkswagen Group
• Scottish Government launches digital strategy
• Tech City UK report trumpets nation’s digital economy
• Digital transformation of infrastructure key to UK’s future, says report
• IR35 reforms will harm public sector innovation and competitiveness, say contractors
• Three may consider legal action if spectrum imbalance persists
• PostNord cutting up to 4,000 Danish jobs in response to digitisation
• Most UK businesses in the dark about crucial DNS infrastructure
• ASEAN CIOs to spend more on digital transformation
• Mashraq uses beacon technology to make financial life easier
• UK bans electronic devices from Middle Eastern flights
• Co-operative Group overhauls retail store networks
• ICO concerned about TPP’s GP IT system’s data sharing compliance
• Three fails to stop second data leak
• Lords call on ISPs, government to do more to safeguard children online
• NHS launches projects to increase digital health tech skills
• Heathrow Airport updates clunky loyalty scheme through cloud-based software and services
• Russian Citadel malware developer cuts deal with US authorities
• Vodafone to power bike sharing service in Singapore
• Robots to support children in Middle East classrooms
• Half of banks think more payments will be via fintechs by 2020
• Openreach trains apprentice engineers in virtual reality
• Many UK local councils still unprepared for GDPR, ICO survey shows
• HCL Technologies to support IT for Volvo Ocean Race
• Storage fails the business as data balloons, survey finds
• CBI calls on government and businesses to increase R&D investment
• Kaminario looks forward to NVMf, but not this year
• How business analysts can bring a human touch to IT change programmes
• Cardiff man Samata Ullah admits terrorist charges after posting encryption details on Islamic blog
• Netherlands aims to benefit from Brexit in IT talent search
• Global business leaders hail UK tech sector’s innovation potential
• IBM cognitive assistant to help manage and secure devices
• Dell joins HPE and Cisco at top of cloud infrastructure leader board
• Seven in 10 APAC retailers to invest in IoT
• Robot tax not feasible for Australia
• Middle East fintech sector to accelerate this year with UAE leading the way
• SAP to invest $200m in United Arab Emirates
• NCSC commits to greater diversity
• Cyber security is a huge opportunity for UK business, says NCSC
• IT contractors prosper from Brexit uncertainty
• Singapore startup partners IBM to pilot blockchain technology
• HMRC urged to delay digital tax plan for businesses
• Government to ramp up help for UK cyber security industry
• Nordea goes beyond what is mandatory for PSD2
• UK holidaymakers’ data breach highlights need to be proactive
• CIO interview: Jon Cheyne, IT director, National Theatre
• Oracle Q3 2016-17 results: cloud revenue up, overall growth 2%
• Digital transformation shifts balance in IT departments
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