• US government joins legal challenge of EU-US data transfers
• How Salesforce is encouraging people into coding
• DDoS attack size up 73% from 2015
• Private data should only be kept for ‘serious crime’, says European Court
• The Green Grid rolls out datacentre efficiency metric to clampdown on PUE misuse
• Nominet Trust launches £500,000 fund for digital inclusion programme
• BT accused of under-investing in Openreach, prompting renewed calls for business split
• IBM’s growth in strategic areas helps beat revenue expectations
• Middle East airlines must continue to invest in IT
• Case study: Rémy Cointreau boosts security and productivity
• MPs call on government to address Brexit risks to digital economy
• British Gas launches women in tech network
• Most ransomware gangs open to negotiation, says F-Secure
• French public sector’s never-ending struggle with the cloud
• Prime minister Theresa May shakes up responsibility for digital policy in ministerial reshuffle
• Japanese tech firm to acquire UK chipmaker ARM
• Oracle targets cloud sales at Asia Pacific’s mid-sized firms
• Collaboration is essential in dispelling “deeply ingrained” gender career stereotypes
• Chef bangs the drum for greater diversity in DevOps teams
• O2 boss Ronan Dunne steps down
• Elizabeth Denham to start as UK information commissioner on 18 July 2016
• HMRC needs to win public trust over digital services, says NAO
• Tech industry welcomes Microsoft victory in data access case
• Australia’s new government under pressure to hit broadband targets
• Chef CTO urges action to prevent DevOps staff burnout
• Internet of things accounts for a quarter of IT budgets, claims Vodafone
• US jails Chinese businessman in military hacking case
• Internet of things increases demand for tech skills
• Trio of English universities pilot data analytics course
• Challenger bank Starling gets UK banking licence
• Siem fastest growing security market segment, reveals Gartner
• Cyber attacks cost UK business more than £34bn a year, study shows
• Tesla won’t shut off autopilot after second accident
• CIO Interview: Elly Resende, CIO, Rio 2016 Olympics
• Nordic CIO interview: Roland Grunéus, Intrum Justitia
• UK business unlikely to dodge EU cyber security rules post-Brexit
• DevOps skills shortages hit enterprise digital transformation efforts
• EC gives Google extension in Android case but adds charges
• Biometrics on payments devices safe, say three-quarters of consumers
• DevOps a black hole for security
• IT professionals urged to dial-down tech talk to win CIO approval for DevOps projects
• ISP calls on Theresa May to eject Ed Vaizey from broadband role
• Investigatory Powers Bill: rushed through under cover of Brexit
• UK retail banks could get Google-like legacy IT replacement
• Business lacks certainty despite official adoption of EU-US Privacy Shield
• Cubic Transportation licenses TfL’s contactless payment system
• Salford and Liverpool join forces on digital transformation
• Panera transforms digital infrastructure with Cisco
• IBM sets up security centre in Canberra
• Singapore bank moves closer to the cloud with Office 365 adoption
• Gulf-based Rotana Hotels centralises IT security
• CIO interview: Tonino Ciuffini, Warwickshire County Council
• Skills gap leaves firms at risk from cyber attacks
• Google boasts of security as Pokémon Go invades Google accounts
• Inforum 2016: Travis Perkins commits to Infor for cloud transformation
• Private equity pushes Mitel out of Polycom deal
• Cyber security must top UK agenda, say leading scientists
• Standard Chartered takes global delivery network to next level
• UK cloud firm majors on Tintri hybrid flash for virtualisation
• Rethink needed on network security, says Cisco
• Cisco wants to be the foundation for digital transformation
• Case study: Odeon goes to hybrid cloud for digital transformation
• Visa’s Dubai innovation centre to focus on digital payments
• Why the public cloud will revolutionise government IT
• Government to reform rules of the road for autonomous cars
• Case study: Leeds City Council saves £400,000 with new print system
• Microsoft unveils cloud platform to power business apps
• DWP trials blockchain technology for benefit payments
• Outdated IT limits retail gains from customer data
• Broadband certification attracts business tenants to Old Street offices
• NHS England appoints three senior IT leaders
• Datadog calls for password reset after cyber breach
• IPA rates several government IT projects as red or amber/red
• Security industry largely welcomes NCA cyber crime report
• Government announces technical education overhaul
• Amazon launches bursary to encourage women to study tech
• Irish data challenge could cost businesses billions, claims Facebook
• EU-US Privacy Shield wins EU backing to proceed
• Cisco UK and Ireland CEO Phil Smith steps down after 22 years
• New Jersey turns to technology to keep offenders out of jail
• McLaren-Honda rebuilds network platform on NTT foundations
• Vodafone launches mobile scheme for community hubs
• Anglian Water picks Arqiva to run smartmeter network
• Wendy’s hackers used third-party credentials to steal credit card data
• The challenges facing social tech and what will tackle them
• Brexit: AWS reinforces commitment to UK datacentre builds
• Pure Storage drips out more of its all-flash analytics FlashBlade
• Amazon.com CTO cautions enterprises against underestimating value of test and development
• Saudi Telecom Company leads nation’s transformation agenda
• Storpool upgrades software-defined storage but remains Linux-only
• Business has critical role in fighting cyber crime, says report
• Australian real estate company goes all in on public cloud
• NHS trusts need to prioritise data security, says Fiona Caldicott
• Openreach starts duct and pole sharing trials for broadband delivery
• Iceland tops list of low-risk datacentre locations
• NHS England scraps controversial Care.data programme
• UK's Darktrace aims to lead the way to automatic cyber security
• IDC predicts slowdown in public cloud infrastructure spend will be short-lived
• Case study: Inside JP Morgan's Glasgow developer centre
• HummingBad Android malware highlights worrying trend, say researchers
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