• NCA attempts 'back door' access to obtain activist Lauri Love’s passwords
• Public sector IT leaders gamble on digital projects, says survey
• UK would need its own Privacy Shield deal with EU if it votes for Brexit
• GDS strengthens collaboration with Australian counterpart
• BT seeks security recruits
• Google urges enterprises to abandon data capacity planning in the face of IoT
• Hadoop Summit 2016: Data in motion governs Hortonworks roadmap
• World’s biggest companies lack maturity in security, says IBM Security
• Released documents show scale of Universal Credit problems before 'reset'
• Windows PowerShell tied to more than a third of cyber attacks
• European Court of Justice ruling on Snoopers' Charter delayed until July 2016
• Enterprises that shun cloud comprise a business threat, says 451 Research
• European Parliament set to approve EU data protection law
• Want to adopt Blockchain? Better start playing, says panel
• Banks see video banking as key to customer satisfaction
• GDS appoints Public Services Network head
• Collaboration vital to reduce economic impact of CNI cyber attack
• UK poised to lead global fintech sector, says Tech City chair Eileen Burbidge
• Ofcom to present Openreach network access plan by summer of 2016
• Singapore releases cloud outage guidelines
• DWP knew of Universal Credit problems in mid-2012 despite insisting all was well
• BAE Systems warns about shape-shifting strain of Qbot malware
• UK cyber crime growing exponentially
• Network Rail announces Could IT Be You 2016 competition winner
• Superfast network build brings broadband to Somerset village
• Falconstor adds cross-platform storage analytics
• Met Police tenders for integrated police system
• IDC research shows steady drop in on-premise hardware spend as cloud adoption soars
• Nationwide watches customer behaviour in authentication experiment
• QA launches cyber attack defence training facility in London
• UCLH looks for strategic technology partner
• Activist Lauri Love faces order to disclose encryption keys
• Smith & Williamson starts legacy renewal with WhereScape Red
• Competition and Markets Authority urges EC to kill Three's O2 merger
• IT specialist sentenced for stealing NHS computer equipment
• Hyperoptic launches FTTP services in Brighton
• BBC outsources finance and accounting technology to IBM
• UK’s Daily Mail publisher eyes Yahoo’s assets
• Openreach passes 25 million premises with fibre backhaul
• British innovation targets file manipulation malware
• IT job seekers want to make bigger career moves
• UK has hit 90% ‘superfast’ target, say broadband analysts
• CIOs lack faith in IT’s ability to meet digital demands of business
• CIO Interview: Phil Pavitt, global CIO, Specsavers – Online not the only way
• Interview: GDS CTO Liam Maxwell and deputy CTO Andy Beale
• National Childbirth Trust breach shows all data needs to be safeguarded
• Pfizer collaborates with IBM to use IoT to support Parkinson's treatment
• Rackspace debuts private cloud packages to drive up enterprise adoption of OpenStack
• Three makes new attempt to ‘sell’ O2 acquisition
• Executive interview: Harriet Green, IBM’s internet of things chief
• Gateshead NHS Trust uses data visualisation to boost performance
• Cargotec saves €2m by moving HR systems to the cloud
• Digital Leaders Awards open for public vote
• FBI briefs senators drafting anti-encryption bill on iPhone hack
• Online portals and shared records are a priority for GP services, says Nuffield Trust
• Samsung aims for 10% profit bounce in Q1
• CIO interview: Jean-Christophe Lalanne, CIO, Air France-KLM, on why WANs win business
• Maynooth University modernises network to meet growth challenges
• Nokia slashes jobs after Alcatel-Lucent acquisition
• How an IT department in a portacabin supports UK’s biggest critical infrastructure project
• Time to cut IT costs again, predicts Gartner
• Large global companies still manage supply chain with phone, fax and email
• SSE Enterprise Telecoms connects customers over CityFibre network
• Panama Papers revealed by graph database visualisation software
• Security industry welcomes WhatsApp encryption
• Volkswagen Group selects Mirantis OpenStack for private cloud build
• Finnish contest looks for real-world 5G applications
• Local Digital Coalition to advance local government digital projects
• Atom banking app goes live
• IoT will shake up world of data analytics, says report
• The Met Office deploys Weather Cloud on AWS
• BBC to publish details of £560m enterprise ICT and hosting tender
• Panama Papers stolen by hackers, says Mossack Fonseca
• Capgemini strengthens its Indian backbone
• Barclays bank succumbs to Apple Pay
• UK and European firms invest in data protection ahead of GDPR
• Two-thirds of farmers didn’t need to use ‘digital by default’ rural payments system
• SimpliVity adds Hyper-V support to hyper-converged products
• Panasonic launches at-seat mobile payments for airlines
• Highways England to test driverless cars on UK motorways
• Air France-KLM updates WAN to improve connectivity in emerging markets
• Gender bias in tech could ‘die out over time’, says UCL senior network architect
• Lincolnshire Health and Care to deploy integrated patient records
• Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust wants new EPR by 2018
• More than half of teens think school curriculum sets them up for digital
• John Lewis launches 2016 round of accelerator programme Jlab
• 'Citizens will be stripped naked' by Turkey’s data law
• Nominations open: Most influential women in UK IT 2016
• Trump hotel group investigates payment card breach
• EU cyber security agency urges action to avoid crisis
• Digital Single Market: European Commission warned not to over-regulate online platforms
• Brocade buys Ruckus Wireless to target 5G and IoT business
• Intel-backed Collaborative Cancer Cloud expands to include two more universities
• UK campaign launched against location data security risks
• IBM plans ‘cognitive storage’ to cut costs for big data and enterprises
• Enterprise IT conference comes to the Nordics
• Middle East enterprises warm to wearable technology
• How operational analytics can help utility companies
• Dropbox gears up for new EU data protection rules
• EY invests heavily in Singapore IT expertise
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