• Bulk surveillance review is ‘fiction’, claims former NSA technical director
• Best of VMworld Europe User Awards 2016: Shortlist announced
• Mastercard rolls out selfie payments in UK
• Dreamforce 2016: Salesforce stakes claim for baked in artificial intelligence
• Splunk .conf2016: Closing the tech gender gap requires a shift in culture
• Microsoft calls for cross-industry collaboration to create ‘responsible and inclusive’ clouds
• DDoS attacks consistent, relentless and costly, report shows
• Mirai IoT botnet code release raises fears of surge in DDoS attacks
• Malaysia and Singapore face IT talent shortage
• Dymaxia: Combining cloud, IoT and wearables to manage the anxiety of autism
• Time to move on with social engineering training, says Jenny Radcliffe
• Amex Global Business Travel pools data lake to bolster ‘duty of care’
• Government invests £220m in tech projects to help "future-proof" post-Brexit economy
• 19 local councils sign up for Gov.uk Verify trials
• Government provides free digital skills training to unskilled adults
• Network Rail hires Jeremy Vincent as CIO
• Digital apprentice turns social media into power security tool
• Dutch government uses Microsoft Dynamics to improve recruitment
• TalkTalk overhauls broadband packages to challenge rivals
• CISOs need to be more business-focused, says Publicis CISO
• Business rate increases will hurt UK broadband sector, says industry
• Singapore’s merged IT and media agency is up and running
• Brexit has thrown ICO plans into flux, admits information commissioner
• Google to open UK datacentre region as enterprise cloud push gathers pace
• Manchester tech firms clamour for faster broadband connections
• How IoT can revolutionise running railways
• NGOs challenge UK and US mass surveillance in human rights court
• Breaches should be on the decline by now, says infosec veteran John Walker
• Amazon Web Services expands European datacentre footprint with Paris region opening
• How software is reshaping the car industry
• Trust issues stifling digital economy growth, study shows
• Microsoft’s grand plan aims to make big data intelligence accessible to all
• Is it NAS? Is it object storage? It’s both. It’s Avere’s C2N
• BlackBerry ends production of mobile phones
• NHS Digital aims to put healthcare on firm cyber security footing
• Business secretary calls for national broadband upgrade
• 5G worth more than €113bn per year to European economy
• Splunk vs the skills shortage – trying to help organisations gain the right skills
• Clinicians key to building public trust around sharing patient data
• Mastercard woos software developers with API platform
• UK National Cyber Security Centre set to launch
• UK Oracle MD: companies repeating tangled architectures in cloud
• Gigaclear to deliver fibre broadband through old water pipes
• UKtech50 2016 - help us find the most influential people in UK IT
• Microsoft preps datacentres for AI revolution through deployment of reprogrammable chips
• NetApp revamps FAS filers with 15TB flash and NVMe
• Lax perimeter security exposes bank to hacker extortion attempt
• Yahoo breach underlines need for Security Serious Week
• More than 100 patients affected by Leeds pathology IT systems crash
• Mobility is about to enter the post-app era, says Gartner
• Microsoft accuses public cloud rivals of overlooking enterprise
• BoxWorks 2016: The fight for diversity should not always surround gender
• Unprecedented hardware problem brings down Australian Stock Exchange
• Emirates Islamic bank and the Muslim finance revolution
• Yahoo sued over data breach
• Salary survey shows IT managers command big bonuses
• Bangkok Airways takes customer service to the cloud
• Yahoo security still poor despite massive breach, claims Venafi
• Growth in UK smartphone market levels off
• Ministry of Justice IT systems are ‘fragile and precarious’, say MPs
• Apple to fix backup security vulnerability in iOS 10
• Australia must take cyber security opportunity
• Government mishandling smart meter roll-out, says committee
• Government enlists startups to develop exporters’ network
• RBS tests claim blockchain could replace UK’s Faster Payments bank clearing scheme
• BBC opens up about holographic TV trials
• UK government partners with tech startups on cyber security
• Yahoo under fire over data breach affecting 500 million users
• Case study: Housing & Care 21 makes digital advances
• Accenture apprentice scheme gets first female graduate
• Openreach responds to Fix Britain’s Internet broadband campaigners
• Government’s lack of clear plan for digital NHS poses risk to ‘credibility’
• Pizza Hut Hong Kong rips up traditional CRM rule book
• Dropbox gives UK enterprises option to host cloud data in Europe
• Hypergrid adds metered usage and networks to hyper-converged kit
• Which? calls for user compensation over Windows 10 upgrade issues
• Cyber attack aimed at destruction, says TV5Monde
• Many don’t test disaster recovery plans properly, survey finds
• London Capital Group improves service deployment with SDN
• $81m cyber heist highlights gap between attacker and defenders, says Swift
• Brussels proposes new rules to stop abuse of roaming charge rules
• Skills gaps and ill-defined strategies hold back cloud adoption, suggests IDC research
• Finland’s OP Financial Group outlines digital ambitions
• Mobile connectivity still costing businesses billions
• Ellison slams AWS at Oracle Open World 2016
• Virtual Instruments extends VirtualWisdom to NAS testing
• IBM opens first Nordic cloud datacentre
• Qadars Trojan gears up to target UK banks
• Best of VMworld Europe User Awards 2016 open for entries until 30 September
• Finance consultancy puts blockchain apps in the cloud
• Essex hospital trust upgrades IT infrastructure
• Business warned not to be complacent about cyber security
• Digital Catapult sets up London-wide IoT network
• Blenheim Palace IT addresses monitoring challenge with services deal
• Cyber security a key feature of US rules on self-driving cars
• Australia adopts British internet of things framework
• Singapore spells out e-payment vision
• Italian bottle maker deploys 88TB of Syneto hyper-converged storage
• Microsoft cuts Skype jobs in London
• Consumers trust banks more than government for biometric security
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