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Supply chain 2013: Stop playing whack-a-mole with security threats
As supply chain threats grow ever more sophisticated, companies tap new technologies to protect their assets and deliver the goods. read more »
Cyber confusion at the heart of Government
Shadow Cabinet Office Minister Chi Onwurah calls for action from the government to tackle cyber crime read more »
Health watchdog: G-Cloud was our Plan B, but it beat Plan A
CQC was on the hunt for an open source CMS tool, and found success with Ixis Drupal read more »
The private sector may be our weak link in effective cyber security
The Government has yet to decide how active it needs to be in pursuing cyber security in private infrastructure, argues Chi read more »
National Audit Office exposes limits of government IT reform
Incomplete data and small scale savings highlight ongoing problems read more »
Australia has a broadband vision – do we?
The UK government currently has no plans for BDUK beyond 2015 read more »
G-Cloud iii – Is the framework getting any better?
The third procurement round of the G-Cloud has launched this week read more »
Westminster View: A statement of intent?
What science needs is a long term funding plan - the big scientific projects can have paybacks over decades read more »
Could FTC's antitrust against Google make it go the way of Microsoft?
After Microsoft was sued by the Justice Department, its distraction led to the rise of Google and Apple. Could this happen again? read more »
Westminster View: With staff turnover passing 100% it’s no wonder BDUK isn’t working
The UK’s digital infrastructure is a generational investment and Broadband Delivery UK needs a long term vision of its role read more »
How Mumbai uses SAP to make sense of city chaos
One of the world's biggest cities has an important take on getting value from enterprise applications read more »
Westminster View Update: Follow the Olympic spirit in science coverage
Non-specialist programming on television all too often displays a depressing lack of scientific literacy or contempt for the contribution that science and engineering can make read more »
University Challenge - Raising standards in admissions and records management
Rising tuition fees, increased competition for students and tougher legislative requirements are changing the way many UK universities operate read more »
RBS failure to fix IT systems after month is ‘unprecedented’ say analysts
Debate moves on from cause of RBS’ IT problems to why a solution has taken so long read more »
Black hat vs white hat - the fight for the London 2012 Olympics
At the 2012 London Olympics this summer, hackers will be out in full force read more »
London 2012 Olympics website uses open source for winning results
Like the athletes, London 2012.com gets only one chance to reach peak performance under intense pressure read more »
Remember Alan Turing when considering the young genius of today
Let young minds climb the tree of knowledge, don't hand them a poisoned apple read more »
Cybercrime is 'much bigger than al Qaeda' in the US
Has the US started a cyberwar by admitting that Flame is part of a cyberweapons programme? read more »
Data Protection Officer role will be key if you operate in the EU
The EC's proposed legislative package is intended to both harmonise the data protection laws across the EU member states and update them to address the new technological reality read more »
Contracts, performance improvement and creative use of Service Credits
Credits remain a staple feature of large ICT Service contracts, so use them properly read more »
From Wow to How : Making mobile and cloud work for you
On demand Biztech Briefing-Learn how to effectively deliver mobile work styles and cloud services together.
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Texas drone bill sparks a battle
Media groups, and even some privacy advocates slam Texas effort to limit drone use as a threat to free speech read more »
Hospitals offered £260m fund to help adopt safer e-prescriptions
Errors are said to be present in eight percent of hospital prescriptions read more »
Tech City start-ups offered 'wibre' to quickly connect to cloud
Optimity can connect firms to their cloud-based applications via antennae on rooftops read more »
Broadband speeds on planes and ships to double with new satellite
ViaSat-2 will be "double the bandwidth economics of the ViaSat-1 read more »
Tibco offers free R to the enterprise
A new free edition of Tibco's R runtime engine might entice more organizations to use the programming language read more »
Dell profit dives 79 percent on falling PC sales
Dell reported another weak quarter as its founder fights to make it a private company read more »
Windows 8 won't hit critical mass in enterprises, Forrester says
The new OS isn't expected to ever reach 50 percent adoption in workplace PCs, according to the IT research firm read more »
Mozilla postpones default blocking of third-party cookies in Firefox
A patch to only allow cookies from sites visited still needs more work, Mozilla's CTO said read more »
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