• Mumsnet suffers multi-vector cyber attack
• Premiership Rugby scores security and efficiency with Intralinks
• O2’s self-optimising network will learn from customers
• UK government signs new MoU with Oracle
• Finnish insurer LähiTapiola reveals outsourcing secrets behind €180m deal
• Microsoft issues emergency security patch for IE browser flaw
• Is Australia's cyber security-focused government underestimating the insider threat?
• Logistics software innovator Sendle takes on Australia's package-delivery monopoly
• Ashley Madison hackers carry out threat to publish user data
• Hybrid cloud two to five years off hitting mainstream adoption, claims Gartner
• Cloud storage service Wuala to close in November
• Wye Valley NHS Trust to get open-source EPR
• Q2 DDoS attacks double in a year, says Akamai report
• IaaS providers pin hopes on spending cut reprieve for G-Cloud 7
• DWP to tender for mainframe platform suppliers in contract worth up to £300m
• CIO interview: Kjell Rune Tveita, If Skadeförsäkringar
• Hancock vows to support 'next phase' of GDS
• Android for Windows Mobile tools leaked on web
• First Darkode hacker suspect pleads guilty
• Hyperoptic turns on gigabit service in Nottingham
• Australian Cyber Security Centre sets baseline for businesses
• More than 300,000 US taxpayers affected by data breach
• Natural Resources Wales uses Microsoft and mobile to unify departments
• IBM pushes mainframe Linux initiative with open source giveaway
• Heartbleed bug has had positive effect on OpenSSL, says Rapid7
• Nation-state cyber attacks could target most organisations, survey shows
• Home Office develops Online Application Service for visas with Equal Experts
• Equinix partners with AquaComms to create high-capacity transatlantic datacentre network
• FireEye latest security firm to join forces with Europol
• Netflix shuts down final datacentre to go all-in on public cloud
• Ambient sound could speed adoption of 2FA, say security researchers
• Vodafone tests app-based connected vehicle parking system
• More than half of all smartphones 4G-capable
• Sage Summit 2015 – How to use Facebook to grow your business
• AT&T a key NSA partner in internet spying Snowden docs show
• Mobile phone users at risk as hackers bug and track victims
• Met Police seeks MSPs as digital forensic investigations move closer to the frontline
• Security flaw exposes billions of mobile phone users to eavesdropping
• Connecting Cheshire funds masterclasses for women entrepreneurs
• Cega Air Ambulance uses Microsoft Dynamics for patient treatment
• EC awards €8m to consortium to develop cloud-enabled 5G network
• Google gets more time to respond to European anti-competitive charges
• Home Office puts out feelers for new Emergency Services Network deal
• GDS saves the government £1.7bn through digital and technology transformation
• Government warned to be cautious over raising salary thresholds for migrant workers
• CIO interview: David Bulman, interim CIO, Wellcome Trust
• Business not keeping up with rapid changes in cyber attacks, says Proofpoint
• Gloucester City Homes embarks on VDI-led tech transformation with Exponential-e
• Interview: Government digital chief Mike Bracken – why I quit
• Ofcom launches mobile network coverage checker
• Troubled HTC to restructure as smartphone shipments plummet
• Sharp increase in students taking computing A-level
• TFL still wasting millions on telecoms despite IIPAG criticism
• Rapid7 seeks greater security collaboration with technology firms
• Cisco leadership hits the ground running in strong fourth quarter
• Lenovo to cut jobs as it faces 'severe' challenges
• Domino's Pizza orders Hitachi Consulting to advise on DevOps push
• FOI response reveals G-Cloud suppliers escape fines for missing MISO sales data deadlines
• Paym transaction value races to £70m
• Mike Bracken: I turned down an increase in GDS budget
• Vodafone extends home broadband service across the UK
• Tech Partnership launches #choosetech
• Hacking-enabled insider trading underlines need for cyber legislation
• Case study: How Finnish Saas provider LeadDesk cut its testing time in half
• Liverpool is best for mobile internet performance, says RootMetrics
• CIO interview: Elizabeth Eastaugh, director of technology at Expedia
• BDUK broadband roll-out reaches three million homes and businesses
• Small IT firms most susceptible to going under due to late payments
• Peer-to-peer lenders galore apply for regulatory approval
• DEF CON 23: Two major roadblocks to cyber diplomacy, says former US diplomat
• Digital Scotland claws back £18m for superfast broadband
• IT budgets squashed by 20% currency price hike
• Hootsuite moves social media management toolkit to IBM Softlayer cloud
• FBI uncovers cyber insider trading gang
• Four more senior leaders announce departure from Government Digital Service
• Hotel trade body offers members 100GbE networking capability
• Use technology to improve NHS, say patients
• British Gas trials app-based smart-meter display
• Google now an Alphabet company
• Autoglass moves to cloud-based IT infrastructure
• The IT supporting Finland’s Angry Birds 2
• BDUK ad campaign cost taxpayer £5m
• Business process automation fills people gap in Australia and New Zealand
• How artificial intelligence is being tested by Asean businesses
• iPass expands worldwide Wi-Fi offering with 20 million more hotspots
• Security Think Tank: Use a threat-focused approach to security collaboration
• Three and O2 risk slow death if merger not approved
• DEF CON 23: Digital certificates key to mobile security, says researcher
• BlackHat 2015: Industrial hacking - the untold story
• Carphone Warehouse data breach hits 2.4 million UK customers
• HMRC releases update on personal tax accounts
• EE recalls exploding power banks
• BCSWomen mentor Outbox Incubator residents
• BT wins voice services contract with European Commission
• Emerson Network Power makes case for datacentre PUE calculation overhaul
• Battle lines being drawn for control of domestic internet of things
• IET renews demand for 999 emergency call service rethink
• Sheffield Teaching Hospitals Trust refreshes IT to drive digitisation
• Many firms still failing to test and secure web applications, says Rapid7
• BlackHat 2015: Cyber controls enable physical attacks, says researcher
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