• Swift warns banks of fresh wave of cyber heists
• Asean ministers discuss Europol equivalent in Singapore
• UAE firms look to light fidelity technology to enable IoT applications
• Westpac bank launches Databank data protection service
• UAE infrastructure ministry upgrades IT to support smart government
• Cloud firm Backbone relegates X-IO SAN with Atlantis tiered storage
• CW500: How to maximise the benefits from the cloud
• Encryption hiding malware in half of cyber attacks
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise extends on-demand analytics
• Jeremy Corbyn launches Labour digital manifesto
• VMware to help enterprises manage AWS, Azure and Google cloud deployments
• VMware makes case for IT's involvement in line of business cloud purchases
• Apple faces record multibillion-euro tax penalty
• Less than a third of organisations prepared for IoT security risks
• Executive interview: Expanding banking through APIs
• Department for Work and Pensions to recruit chief data officer
• Rackspace sold to private equity house Apollo Global for $4.3bn
• Ramnit Trojan targeting UK banks reactivated
• Samsung Pay used for 100 million transactions
• Law firms planning litigation market for GDPR
• Computing GCSE continues to rise in popularity, but grades drop
• EE pushes further into content delivery with Apple Music tie-up
• Apple patches triple iOS security threat
• Apple iPhones plagued by device failure and crashing apps, report claims
• A quarter of financial sector data breaches linked to lost or stolen devices
• French submarine maker data breach highlights challenges of IP security
• Forum to drive cloud adoption in the Philippines
• UK organisations still not taking ransomware seriously
• London datacentre market enjoys pre-Brexit surge in demand for colocation space
• UK second only to US in DDoS attacks
• Singapore models entire country in 3D with smart map
• Trend Micro confirms rise of ransomware and whaling
• Web host opts for Nutanix hyper-converged after supplier nightmares
• 400 security events a second monitored on Olympics network
• Simplivity debuts all-flash CN-5400-F hyper-converged product
• Cyber criminals target holiday-related P2P media platforms
• Aviva partners with Silicon Valley accelerator to kick-start innovation
• Interim Gov.uk Verify boss sets out future priorities
• Zahid Group uses ERP to revolutionise business
• Microsoft and Lenovo deepen strategic ties
• There is life in Finland’s IT sector despite Nokia and Microsoft layoffs
• Bangkok Hospital recognised for its use of electronic records
• Australian census website failure spreads skepticism
• How Middle East CIOs can steer business strategy
• Mixed reaction to Anderson review of bulk surveillance powers
• DWP digital experts brought in to help assess plans for Government Digital Service
• Torbay and South Devon NHS to roll out integrated care records
• No alternative to bulk surveillance powers, says Anderson report
• Intel sees 5G networks as opportunity to sell more server chips
• Expect ransomware arrests soon, says bitcoin tracking firm Chainalysis
• Gloucestershire NHS to modernise IT networks in the region with Updata
• Volvo joins forces with Uber for autonomous vehicle pilot
• Police arrest woman in connection with Sage data breach
• Isaca holds first online infosec career fair
• Number of students taking computing A-level rises but ICT popularity falls
• Australian 2016 census sabotage puts a question mark on private cloud
• BT and Nokia to work together on 5G research
• Three years left to prep UK’s mobile network infrastructure for 5G
• Cisco confirms 5,500 lay-offs amid restructuring
• Rubrik backup appliance adds physical platforms to hybrid cloud
• Mobile phone sales drop as smartphone buyers bide their time
• Intel Developer Forum: Silicon Photonics boosts datacentre connectivity
• Nearly two-thirds of IT leaders expect a serious data breach
• Cyber attack recovery 300% dearer due to skills shortage
• Intel Developer Forum: Out of the server room and onto smart devices
• Ford promises to mass-produce an autonomous car by 2021
• Cisco to cut one-fifth of its global workforce
• Interview: Delivering the facts about Stem careers
• HPE boosts MSA and StoreVirtual with sub-$10,000 flash storage options
• GDS loses another senior exec with departure of Gov.uk Verify’s Janet Hughes
• TfL’s 24-hour tube API retains app compatiblity
• Cerber ransomware service reaps $195,000 profit in a month
• Google takes on FaceTime and Skype with Duo
• No appetite among ISPs to become broadband USO provider, says Ofcom
• MoD launches £800m futuristic tech fund
• PoS malware attacks highlights need for security standards in hotel industry
• UK data scientist roles grow by 32% in first half of 2016
• Case study: Improving food safety and traceability
• HMRC ramps up digital tax plans
• Financial sector faces era of cyber mega heists
• Disaster Tech Lab brings emergency internet to refugee camps
• Cloudian makes HyperStore object storage available from AWS
• Sage data breach underlines insider threat
• Europe lags US in gigabit broadband deployments
• Slow response to Privacy Shield EU-US data transfer programme
• Robot Wars: Team Storm uses modern IT to breathe new life into legacy machines
• Mobile internet will grow GDP and generate jobs in Asean countries
• Government announces digital apprenticeship service as part of apprenticeship levy guidelines
• Care charity Avante enhances unified communications capabilities with 3CX
• Financial cyber attacks increase as malware writers join forces
• Russia competition watchdog fines Google $6.8m over Android
• Newcastle and Gateshead take public Wi-Fi network to the streets
• Nimble adds to all-flash arrays with entry-level AF1000
• Security pros split on government access to cloud data, survey shows
• IT business confidence in UK drops by a fifth
• Mobile devices becoming first port of call for shopper info
• IT departments fear they lack skills to implement IoT
• Google Fiber to expand tests of gigabit-speed wireless broadband
• IDC: Global public cloud spend set to double by 2020
• Nordic CIO interview: Johan Tömmervik, SKF
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