• Three fined £1.9m over emergency communications failure
• 10 ways to prevent breaches and minimise impact
• International cyber crime crack-down leads to four UK arrests
• As EU mobile roaming charges end, industry frets over impact
• University College London hit by ransomware attack
• Finnish mobile operators opt-out from free EU roaming
• Government objections to faster broadband USO ‘risible’
• Google spins up Google Cloud Platform in Singapore
• Majority of Brits would use artificial intelligence, survey finds
• PaloAlto Networks partners with US Girl Scouts on security skills
• Baby Boomers taking to social media in greater numbers
• Government stresses continuity of broadband policy after election
• Palo Alto Networks announces venture fund to drive security innovation
• British Airways to outsource contact centre work
• Risk of major database attack, warns Rapid7
• SAP users look to software suppliers to help with fast-approaching GDPR
• Gatwick and six other airports to hold international hackathon
• Cloud service maturity up in the Nordics
• Microchips implanted in hands could be in use for payments in 20 years
• Storage performance testing vital, says ex-Morrisons IT chief
• Lancaster University begins datacentre research to establish cloud latency causes
• Palo Alto Networks set to drive new era in security innovation
• HR technology essential to cutting-edge customer service, say big businesses
• Lufthansa Systems ‘crowdfunds’ BI to mine flight data
• Mobile data traffic in ASEAN, Oceania to grow 11-fold by 2022
• Dubai to replace passport control with biometric border check
• University of Edinburgh and Huawei collaborate on joint data lab
• Irish cloud provider opts for Tegile hybrid flash storage
• Rubrik Alta adds Hyper-V and Nutanix AHV to backup appliance
• TfL develops artificial intelligence app on Facebook Messenger
• Ford commits to London tech community with innovation centre
• What next for digital government post-election?
• IT company accused of threatening staff after urging them to vote Tory
• Huawei: Europe’s digitisation depends on support for broadband
• UAE telco Etisalat to pilot 5G
• GE Digital extends asset performance management portfolio with ServiceMax
• Nordic CIO interview: Juha Penttilä, Valio
• Alibaba Cloud expands footprint in APAC
• London Tech Week: Brexit won’t harm London tech sector, says city’s mayor
• Wickes customers hit by ‘system-wide’ online ordering problems
• Telematics firm on track for growth with managed SIMs and IoT
• Tech industry stereotyping risks scaring off junior engineering talent, it is claimed
• Virgin Media patches routers after researchers find flaw
• Theresa May appoints Damian Green as Cabinet Office minister in reshuffle
• CIO interview: Dan Ziv, TouchNote
• British Airways IT outage: What went wrong with its datacentre?
• Avvo CTO: Tech leaders must embrace failure to get best work from DevOps teams
• CIO interview: James Robbins, CIO, Drax Group
• Infosec17: UK business should be working on GDPR compliance, says ICO
• The Barcode Warehouse deploys ServiceNow to streamline managed services
• Infosec17: Society needs to address encryption dilemma
• Non-EU IT professionals in the UK at an all-time high
• Patent group prepares for tough data protection laws by moving HR to the cloud
• Watchdog fails to audit intelligence agencies’ sharing of surveillance data with industry
• BT introduces customer-facing CIO roles
• Islamic State supporters shun Tails and Tor encryption for Telegram
• Smart farming, IoT only way to feed growing population, says Beecham report
• Dubai Airports automates resource planning
• Green Party wins the race for digital performance
• Infosec17: CheckRecipient crowned UK’s most innovative cyber security firm
• Nominations open: Most influential women in UK technology 2017
• Interview: Peter Markey, marketing director, TSB Bank
• Infosec17: IoT security regulation coming, warns Bruce Schneier
• Dell EMC grows as HPE loses ground to white box server providers
• Challenger bank technology arm hires former ABN Amro IT executive as CIO
• DevOps success relies on supportive and communicative senior leaders, research shows
• Government should create digital minister role post-election, says think tank
• HPE Discover: Hybrid IT will dominate, in-memory computing to rise
• Infosec17: WannaCry could be demise of ransomware
• Many non-voters would vote if they could do it online
• Malaysia’s Cyberjaya to get smart city boost
• Lloyds bank staff will move to IBM in outsourcing deal
• Executive interview: Brian Kelly, chief security officer, Rackspace
• Network tech helps BT customers cut carbon emissions
• UK voters worried that election will be targeted by hackers
• Infosec17: Recruit agile people for agile security teams
• HSBC launches global social network for businesses
• Insurance giant Allianz opens up about how DevOps success is fueling its move to cloud
• Object storage will be 'huge' in stateless world of web and mobile
• Mainframe blindspots expose companies to insider threats
• Vodafone mobilises against fake news and hate speech
• Tieto and Verisec to develop eID for Sweden’s public sector services
• British Airways IT glitch caused by human error, says IAG CEO
• Digital economy to contribute 7% of Australia’s GDP
• UK firms stockpiling bitcoins for ransomware attacks
• Europe faces shortage of 350,000 cyber security professionals by 2022
• New London restaurant orders up secure Wi-Fi service
• NetApp to launch SolidFire-based HCI hyper-converged appliances
• GE digital facility in Paris introduces its first set of startups to customers
• Mixed reactions to PM's calls to regulate cyber space to prevent terrorism
• Singtel, DBS beef up SME support programme
• Mass collection of data on population ‘illegal’, UK court told
• Middle East CIO interview: Bob Mulumudi, RAK Ceramics
• Singapore, Australia forge cyber security ties
• ODI unimpressed with data commitments in party manifestos
• Welsh village gets first taste of 4G connectivity
• Telefónica increases use of renewable energy to fight climate change
• GDPR about change management, says startup DPO
• Doug Cutting, ‘father’ of Hadoop, talks about big data tech evolution
• Hyperscale cloud giants sought as tenants for Scotland's 'largest' datacentre build
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