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Dell aims for BYOD security with Credant buy
Data protection and encryption firm Credant joins Dell's expanding security portfolio
ByCloud boosts Oracle earnings but hardware continues to slide
Cloud acquisitions paying off for Ellison
ByICO slams local government attitude to data protection
More fines take total to nearly £2m, but it seems many councils are not getting the message
ByCity of London gets free Wi-Fi access
Wireless internet access offered by The Cloud will go free of charge following Olympic trial success
ByRaspberry Pi gets its own app store
Games, apps and developer tools on offer
ByGary McKinnon will not face UK charges
Computer hacker was accused of breaking into US government computers
ByLondon buses get contactless payment option
Transport for London aiming to get NFC rolled out across entire network by the end of 2013
ByGoogle launches iPhone maps app
More choice for iPhone users following Apple's maps debacle
ByGoogle chairman Schmidt ‘proud’ of tax avoidance
Search giant's tax reducing efforts are just 'capitalism'
ByWorkers ignoring IT policies on data protection: study
Employees will often do take the easiest route to sharing information, even if IT says no
ByHackers expose 1.6 million FBI, NASA account details
Team GhostShell hacking spree targets various government agencies over net freedom
ByQ&A with Thomas Davies, head of Google Enterprise UK and Ireland
Steve Evans sits down with the head of Google's enterprise business to talk about social, mobile and cloud and…
ByDell turned down Autonomy: report
Michael Dell said it was "obvious" Autonomy was overpriced
ByCitrix boosts MDM capabilities with Zenprise buy
Virtualisation giant will now be able to offer device, data and app management from one console
BySilicon Roundabout gets £50m overhaul
Regeneration of junction at heart of London tech start-up scene leads new round of investment
ByUPDATED: PC and mobile malware combo grabs €30m in online banking heist
'Eurograbber' infects PCs then switches to mobile devices - and targets online banking credentials
ByUK to get ‘Cyber Reserve’ defence force
Cyber experts will help armed forces to fight online attacks
ByRIM shares surging on BB10 hopes
Goldman Sachs upgrades RIM to buy ahead of new operating system launch
BySyrian internet access shut down
War-torn country is "effectively off the internet" according to reports
ByText spammers handed £400,000 fine
Tetrus Telecoms sent up to 840,000 texts per day, making hundreds of thousands of pounds
ByIT departments are ignoring the BYOD trend: Ovum
Many companies are either unaware or are actively ignoring the use of personal devices at work, report says
ByApple sacks man in charge following mapping fiasco
Richard Williamson pays the price for disastrous switch from Google maps
ByHP to Mike Lynch: we’ll see you in court
Company responds to open letter from Mike Lynch that demanded explanations over allegations
ByCyber Monday sale gives Amazon Kindle Fire boost
But all this investment is coming at a cost for online retail giant
ByPrinting error leads to £60,000 fine for Plymouth council
Council did not have adequate procedures in place to safeguard printing process, investigation found
ByHP facing Autonomy lawsuit
Company knew about alleged accounting misrepresentations but failed to tell investors, lawsuit claims
ByGoogle acquires Wi-Fi hotspot provider ICOA
$400m deal expands Google's server provider credentials
ByGoDaddy sites serving up malware
Hosting giant is in the process of recovering affected websites
ByWindows 8: boom or bust?
Microsoft has released one of its most important products ever: Windows 8. Steve Evans looks at the new operating…
ByRackspace brings Startup Program to UK tech scene
Offering cloud services to best and brightest UK talent - but what's the best way to nurture that talent?
ByRevenue up at Salesforce but losses widen
CEO Benioff expects to hit $4bn annual run rate in FY2014
ByFrance accuses US of Flame malware attack on government computers
PCs belonging to Nicolas Sarkozy's team were hacked
ByHTC slams “outrageous” Apple settlement claims
Patent dispute finally over but HTC is "happy" with outcome, says CEO
ByIntel CEO Paul Otellini announces retirement
Boss steps aside as company faces battle for smartphone supremacy
BySAP should be clearer on cloud migration, says User Group
Customers believe company is not making migration seem attractive and many don't know how to start process
ByPC slump sees profit fall 47% at Dell
Lack of presence in the mobile space is hurting Dell as well
ByDell storms ahead with Gale Technologies acquisition
Infrastructure management software firm will form part of new Enterprise Systems & Solutions division
ByNASA cracks down on laptop security following latest data leak
All laptops are to be encrypted... but is that enough?
ByCisco moves for cloud management firm Cloupia
$125m deal will boost Cisco's converged infrastructure platform
ByIT spending to climb in 2013: Gartner
But only if major economies can survive current crises, analyst house says
ByUPDATED: Skype fixes password reset vulnerability
Huge security fail could see attackers take over user's account
BySourcefire adds malware protection to network security appliance
Company claims tech will help detect malware that has previously been deemed safe
ByRIM confirms BlackBerry 10 launch details
New operating system will finally see the light of day at the end of January 2013
ByOfcom reveals 4G auction details
Rivals to join EE's 4G fun in Spring of 2013
ByConsumers will spend £1bn through mobiles this Christmas: report
Apple, Google, Amazon to reap benefit of tablet ecosystem
ByPC shipments continue to dive across Europe
Gartner suggests not even Windows 8 will lift flagging sales
ByRBS adds £50m to IT failure costs
Continued compensation claims drive up costs
ByMicrosoft teams up with Moxie for social CRM push
Deal sees Moxie Software technology integrated into Dynamics CRM
ByVirtually there
The benefits of virtualisation are clear, although many industry experts believe the technology is let down by issues surrounding…
ByApple slapped down over Samsung infringement statement
Judge orders company to rewrite statement confirming Samsung did not copy iPad design
ByProject Watch: Driving ITSM efficiency
Toyota Motorsport has revamped its IT service management (ITSM) platform with Hornbill, a change that has brought a range…
ByRevenue down but profits rise at BT
Rollout of fibre to the home is well ahead of schedule, telecoms giant announces
ByMaps debacle sees Forstall fired at Apple
Head of iOS Scott Forstall leaves along with retail boss John Browett as Cook responds to recent controversies
ByBI firm Pentaho grabs $23m funding
Company wants to expand Big Data analytics capabilities
ByGoogle revamps Nexus range of devices
New 10-inch tablet and flagship smartphone introduced; Nexus 7 tablet gets more storage and 3G
ByApple’s Cook scratches Microsoft’s Surface
Apple boss doesn't see a challenge from Ballmer's team
ByNetSuite sees losses widen despite revenue growth
But ERP firm is signing bigger deals and raises outlook
ByBlackBerry loses key US federal contract
US Immigration switches to the iPhone as BlackBerry no longer meets its technology needs
ByPublic sector success boosts Virgin Media Business
Revenue up 10% to £170m
ByMayer sees modest growth in first quarter as Yahoo CEO
Former Google exec outlines strategy and says focus is on mobile
ByAndroid threats up nearly 500% in three months
Trend Micro report paints worrying picture for Android users
ByHSBC internet banking taken offline by DDoS
Group behind recent hits on Bank of America and Wells Fargo claims responsibility
ByEarly results release prompts Google stock price collapse
$20bn wiped off value after poor earnings announcement
ByMobile devices still not being protected: Sophos
Lost mobile devices contain no security, putting individuals and businesses at risk
ByNokia woes continue as Lumia sales dive
Customers waiting new line of Windows Phone 8 devices mean it's another troubling quarter for Nokia
ByVMware adds support for Apple’s iOS to Horizon mobile management suite
Company shows how mission-critical apps can be accessed on iPhones and iPads
ByDell gets local with UK data centre for Desktop as a Service
European push for desktop virtualisation where Dell does the hosting and management
ByVMware integrates DynamicOps with new vCloud Suite updates
Automation capabilities are main event in a raft of new features
ByVMware CEO outlines software-defined data centre dream
More automation, fewer ancient artefacts, says Pat Gelsinger
ByUK cyber security centre: Expert reaction
CBR looks at the reaction to the news that the UK is setting up a £2m cyber security centre…
ByFirst weekend iPhone 5 sales top five million
But is Cupertino firm already struggling to keep up with the demand?
ByRIM restores BlackBerry service
Another damaging outage for troubled firm
ByBreaking: BlackBerry services crash across EMEA
It looks like beleaguered RIM is facing more technical issues
ByMicrosoft rushes out IE browser flaw fix
Millions of users around the world were potentially at risk
ByWhoops! Sophos identifies itself as malware
False positives following Sophos update creates mayhem for businesses
ByUPDATED: Malware was not installed at factories, says Microsoft
Company’s Digital Crimes Unit clarifies study findings
ByYahoo strikes deal to sell Alibaba stake
Former web giant sheds half its stake for $7.6bn
BySecurity spending to hit $80bn by 2016: Gartner
The economy is a worry but security will remain top priority
ByHuddle secures US government collaboration contract
Two government agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security, will be using UK start-up's cloud-based technology
ByZuckerberg: Facebook is a mobile company now
Facebook boss offers robust defence of company's mobile aspirations
ByGoDaddy denies Anonymous caused outage
Internal network issues were to blame, not hackers or DDoS
ByICO slaps Scottish council with £250,000 fine
Papers containing sensitive information were dumped in a recycling bin
ByApp company admits to being the source of Apple UDID leak
BlueToad was hacked, contradicting Anonymous claims over FBI data breach
ByEverything Everywhere details UK 4G services
New branding also revealed - 4G brand to be known simply as EE
ByThousands of sites taken offline following GoDaddy outage
Anonymous "security leader" claims responsibility for the attack
ByLondon claims Olympic gold in Wi-Fi and 3G connections
Many Olympic areas saw download speeds increase during Games
ByEmma Watson is most dangerous online celebrity
Harry Potter star is most likely to lead users to malware, McAfee claims
ByLondon a ticking time bomb for unsecured Wi-Fi networks
Many networks have little or no security, which is a green light for attackers
ByFBI denies Apple device ID hack claims
"No evidence" laptop was hacked or that it even had the data in the first place, FBI says
ByScottish council slammed after ‘systematic’ theft of laptops, desktops
Around 750 devices have gone missing... while encryption was rarely used by Glasgow City Council
ByAntiSec FBI hack leaks one million Apple device IDs
Apple Unique Device Identifiers posted online after FBI laptop was hacked - but why did it have them in…
BySophos gets new CEO as Munford steps down
Symantec and Veritas veteran Kris Hagerman takes over
ByOracle rushes out Java patch
Flaw left millions of users vulnerable to remote hijacking
ByToyota falls victim to ex-employee hack attack
IT contractor accessed systems and stole sensitive corporate data following dismissal
ByUK data breach reports rocket 1,000% in just five years
Figures reveal a huge increase in self-reported data breaches, with local government bodies being the worst culprits
ByAlleged LulzSec Sony hacker arrested
Arizona man accused of hacking into Sony Pictures and exposing thousands of users
ByGoogle aiming to make Google+ more enterprise friendly
Improved administrative controls and privacy settings to push collaboration platform into the enterprise
ByLulzSec FBI informant gets prison reprieve
Sabu's continued cooperation with authorities means no jail time... yet
ByProject Watch: Carphone Warehouse calls up better BI with MicroStrategy
Replacing BusinessObjects with MicroStrategy offers phone dealer a "single version of the truth"
ByServices writedown sends HP to $8.8bn loss
Even without that EDS writedown, the figures still don't look great for HP
ByCoraid unveils software-defined storage platform EtherCloud
The new platform aims to offer one-click storage provisioning
ByUS to probe Siemens networking equipment flaw
The fault could allow hackers to decrypt data being sent across the network, security researcher claims
ByAnonymous hits UK govt websites in Assange revenge mission
DWP, Home Office and Justice Department all taken offline
ByEarly Facebook investor Peter Thiel dumps stock
PayPal co-founder made $1bn on $500k investment
ByICO to look at children’s data leak following hack on website
Details of personalities and even mental illness were posted online for all to see
ByResearcher exposes iOS SMS flaw
Careful what you say on texts, you may not be replying to the correct person...
ByEssex County Council facing ICO probe over data breach
Details of 400 vulnerable citizens were sent outside the council's network
ByData-destroying malware found targeting energy companies
Shamoon doesn't steal data but wipes important files and kills PCs
ByAndroid malware triples in three months
Malware looking for banking details could be greatest threat facing Android users, says Kaspersky
ByIBM gets flashy with latest acquisition
Big Blue makes move for Texas Memory Solutions; will integrate with PureSystems line
ByReuters blogs hacked again
Third round of security woe for news agency as more false stories are posted on its blog
ByKaspersky calls for help over Gauss malware
Researchers cannot crack encrypted warhead, leaving big questions of Gauss' ultimate aim
ByDorifel malware continues to spread across Europe
Host server logs suggest malware is after financial information
ByWikiLeaks back up after DDoS attack
Whistle-blowing site calls for help after attacks left it offline for a week
ByHuge increase in ICO fines for data breaches
Data watchdog is turning up the heat with nearly £2m in fines over last year
ByWikiLeaks still down following week-long DDoS attack
Whistle-blowing site targeted over Assange legal issues, Twitter account claims
ByThere is a lot wrong with SharePoint: Q&A with Huddle
Steve Evans talks to Alastair Mitchell, co-founder and CEO of collaboration start-up Huddle, about why they are not a…
ByGames studio Blizzard confirms hack attack
Usernames and encrypted passwords stolen but sensible security should limit damage
ByMore state-sponsored malware targeting Middle East discovered
Flame, Stuxnet and Duqu have a sibling - and this one is targeting banks
ByDesktops dying as computing goes mobile
Sales of desktop PCs collapse in Western Europe as people go for laptops and tablets
ByFTC confirms record Google fine over Safari tracking cookies
Google knowingly bypassed browser's default setting of not accepting third-party cookies
ByUS moves to protect critical infrastructure networks from cyber attacks
President Obama could force companies to improve online defences
ByGoogle to trial Gmail messages in search results
Yet more steps to make search universal, but are there privacy questions to answer?
ByApple and Amazon fix security holes after tech journo hacking ordeal
Mat Honan saw his Google account deleted and Apple devices wiped
ByOracle and Google to reveal paid press relationships
Judge demands tech giants reveal who they have paid for coverage over concerns it could influence patent infringement trial
ByFinancial savings from BYOD not clear to many companies
Increased support costs and security worries could wipe out benefits, study finds
ByApple founder Steve Wozniak criticises “horrendous” cloud computing
Loss of ownership of personal data will create "horrible problems" over the next few years
ByReuters technology Twitter account hacked
Twitter page compromised and pro-Syrian government messages posted
ByVast majority of Olympic websites are scams
Zscaler research reveals 80% of Olympic-related sites have been set up to trick visitors
ByHealth Trust fined for publishing personal staff data online
Torbay Care Trust uploaded spreadsheet containing names, addresses and religious information to its website
ByGoogle ditches more products
Podcasts, blogs and video sharing all hit as streamlining of less popular services continues
ByBarracuda improves Facebook and Twitter control
Updates to web filter lets IT control exactly what workers can do on social media sites
ByGoogle gets tough on Play Store spam
New terms and conditions aim to drive out malicious apps
ByVodafone joins East London tech rush
Mobile giant will open hub to search for start-up talent
ByAT&T users hit by huge phishing scam
Unusually high bill demand tricks users into installing malware on their machines
ByRBS IT glitch to cost £125m
Software upgrade failure left customers without access to their accounts for up to two weeks
ByHP triumphs in Oracle Itanium support case
Ellison's company was contractually obliged to continue to support Itanium, judge rules
ByFrance demands remaining Google Street View data
The search giant is still in possession of harvest Street View data, despite telling authorities it would delete what…
ByDropbox: password reuse caused security breach
Using the same password on multiple sites resulted in account of Dropbox employee being compromised
ByAnalysing Big Data: Q&A with Recommind
Steve Evans sits down with Bob Tennant, CEO of information management and eDiscovery vendor Recommind, to talk about Big…
ByLevinsohn departs Yahoo after Mayer appointment
Ross Levinsohn steps down after being overlooked for Yahoo's top job
ByGoogle still holds Street View Wi-Fi payload data
Search giant was supposed to have deleted personal information gathered while scanning the UK's streets
ByTwitter blames outage on ‘infrastructural double-whammy’
Two failures at data centres took social network site offline for two hours
ByMicrosoft recovering from lengthy Azure outage
Cloud platform was knocked offline on a day when Twitter and Google also faced performance issues
ByLate-stage VC funding for UK start-ups is getting worse, says Huddle CEO
It'll be difficult to produce another Autonomy here in the UK unless financing levels match what's on offer in…
By‘Crisis’ for Apple as new malware appears
More security questions for Apple as new operating system launches
By“Underperforming” Symantec replaces CEO
Enrique Salem is replaced by Steve Bennett with immediate effect
ByEMC profit climbs on high-end storage demand
Revenue and profit both up despite worries over IT spending
BySQL injections becoming favoured attack route
Cloud hosting company FireHost reports 69% rise in SQL injections; victims include Yahoo and LinkedIn
ByAmazon opens London innovation hub
Barbican office space will house software developers working on interactive digital services
ByDell wins Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games contract
Company will supply hardware for event
ByUK aims to train next generation of cyber security experts
£8m set aside for university courses in cyber defence
ByCheck Point surges despite Euro worries
Security company sees revenue and profit rise despite impact of European financial crisis
ByFormer Autonomy boss Mike Lynch to launch investment fund
Lynch may also be looking at Aurasma buy, reports say
ByMicrosoft facing EU fine over browser choice failure
Browser ballot screen was removed from Windows 7 update
ByWorld’s third-largest botnet taken offline
Grum was responsible for 18 billion spam emails sent every day
ByUK should strike first in cyber war, MPs say
Cyber battles can be an opportunity as well as a threat, MPs report says
ByUK launches software-focused cyber security challenge
Competition will hunt those with skills to help protect UK businesses and national infrastructure from online threats
ByEMC confirms leadership shuffle
Maritz heads over to tech strategist role at EMC; Gelsinger to take over VMware CEO job
BySalesforce.com goes for social big data with radian6 updates
Cloud CRM firm wants to move beyond listening to social talk to understand what is being said
ByPaul Maritz out as VMware CEO?
Reports suggest successful boss is gone - but is he heading for EMC's top job?
ByGoogle exec Marissa Mayer takes Yahoo CEO role
Task of turning around web giant starts now
BySage wobbling on European economic worries
Expected growth from region has failed to materialise but other geographies performing well
ByYahoo confirms password hack vulnerability fix
Company says it has plugged the vulnerability that enabled hackers to make off with 500,000 usernames and passwords
ByDocuSign raises funding for UK push
Electronic signature firm looking to double UK presence and open data centre here
ByNvidia and Phandroid forum latest to get hacking treatment
Graphics card maker and Android fan forum both suffer breaches
ByCan software really replace humans? A Q&A with Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy CEO
CBR grabbed a quick chat with the boss of business intelligence firm MicroStrategy to expand on some of his…
ByUpdated: Yahoo confirms half a million passwords leaked in hack attack
Nearly 500,000 usernames and passwords leaked after hackers breach Yahoo security
ByMicroStrategy goes visual with BI platform updates
Big data also gets the analytics treatment with latest flagship platform updates
ByMicrosoft Surface most “disastrous” launch in a decade: MicroStrategy CEO
Tablet announcement alienated customers and partners... even though no product was even shipped, Michael Saylor said
ByRising clouds cause IT spending rise
Gartner raises prediction for tech spending despite economic strife
ByGoogle privacy boss worked for ICO during Street View controversy
Stephen McCartney 'played no part' in heavily criticised investigation into data harvesting, says ICO
ByTrojan app infiltrates Apple App Store
Find and Call uploaded user's entire contacts list and sent out spam texts
ByMicrosoft plugs critical IE9 flaw
Latest Patch Tuesday also revamps Update process following Flame revelations
ByBackup bungle costs loan firm £150,000
However ICO's figures suggest UK biz not getting the message about data protection
ByUK tech scene heading for decade of recession?
Hot topics like cloud and BYOD are actually to blame
ByAndroid malware rocketing, says Trend Micro
Security company predicts 129,000 samples by the end of the year
ByMicrosoft facing $6.2bn write-down of aQuantive acquisition
Admission that online advertising buy was a dud could lead to quarterly loss
ByMoD calls in BT for cyber defences
Seven year extension to existing contract to help protect military from cyber attacks
ByACTA nearly dead after EU rejection
Controversial anti-piracy agreement will not be ratified in the EU; campaigners call vote a 'triumph for democracy'
ByThe power of social: Q&A with Tibco’s Tibbr team
Steve Evans talks to Matt Quinn, CTO, and Raj Verma, VP worldwide marketing, about Tibbr, Tibco's enterprise social network…
ByInternational cyber crime agreement a long way off
There are simply too many barriers in the way, boss of International Cyber Security Protection Alliance tells London conference
ByImperva: Flame virus was ‘brilliant’
Use of Microsoft certificates shows this was the most sophisticated malware ever created, company tells CBR
ByDell wins bidding war for IT management firm Quest Software
$2.4bn deal will see Quest fit into Dell's burgeoning Software Group
ByReport criticises Tech City initiative as CEO departs
Focus on expansion to Olympic Park risks alienating existing cluster around Silicon Roundabout
ByTibco surges on record quarterly revenue
Record new licence revenue drives impressive financial figures at software firm
ByCompanies ignoring virtualised environment threat
Many don't treat it the same way as physical environments
ByGoogle adds offline access to Docs
Using Docs without an internet connection is latest step in battle with Microsoft for enterprise supremacy
ByCisco survey shows cloud acceptance on the rise
But is a lowering of expectations a sign of a reduction in cloud hype or a failure to deliver…
ByHP secures £13.5m MoD IT contract
Deal will cover hardware and software on desktops as well as in the data centre
ByCristiano Ronaldo: The web’s most dangerous footballer
Searching for the Portuguese poser could lead to malware, warns McAfee
ByHP: Here we go again
It may be one of the biggest and most iconic firms in Silicon Valley, but the past few years…
ByRecommind gearing up for IPO
Information management vendor not worried about tech bubble fears, CEO tells CBR
ByMicrosoft Yammer deal ‘a marriage of convenience’
Microsoft desperately looking for way into social space, Tibco CTO tells CBR
ByReworked Microsoft and SAP contracts to save govt £70m
Discounts on licences and maintenance costs fit in with government's plans to overhaul public sector IT
ByUK LulzSec members plead guilty to hacking charges
Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis targeted high profile sites such as News International and SOCA
ByIran detects “massive” cyber attack on nuclear facilities
Intelligence Minister blames UK, US and Israel for targeting nuclear infrastructure
ByACTA facing final rejection following latest EU vote
European Parliament's highly influential trade committee hammers final nail in controversial anti-piracy bill
ByLinkedIn facing $5m lawsuit over password hack
Site says claims are without merit and will fight the allegations
ByOracle claims $0 in damages following Google lawsuit
Ellison's company wants to get outstanding issues out of the way before the appeal process starts
ByIBM launches real-time big data analysis tool
Social network analysis also included in product revamp
ByIsrael and US were behind Flame malware
Reports suggest Flame and Stuxnet were just start of a new wave in cyber espionage
ByGoogle detects 9,500 new malicious sites every day
Company release startling figures to mark five years of Safe Browsing initiative
ByOracle grows despite hardware division slump
Sun Microsystems integration not going too well at Ellison's firm, as hardware revenue continues to dive
ByYoung workers view BYOD as a right, not a privilege
But many are ignoring the security risks, research finds
ByICO launches security guide for SMBs
Guide will offer hints and tips for smaller businesses... but is the ICO targeting the right organisations?
BySecurity spending should focus on cyber policing, not antivirus: report
UK spends way too much on antivirus and not enough on busting cyber crime gangs, new report claims
ByWhitelisting has come a long way: Q&A with Faronics
Steve Evans talks to Bimal Parmar of Faronics, a security and computer management firm, about threats from social networks…
ByDell makes $2bn move for Quest Software
PC maker is revealed as "strategic bidder" as Quest courts buyers
ByUS tech bank opens UK office
Silicon Valley Bank wants to be part of growing UK tech scene
ByUK LulzSec hacking suspect charged in US
Ryan Cleary alleged to have hacked Fox, SOCA, Sony and more
ByGlasgow council criticised after laptop theft exposes bank details
Unencrypted laptop stolen during burglary shows need for strong data protection, say security experts
By‘We’re shifting the centre of gravity of the business to the cloud’: Q&A with JDA Software
CBR talks to Hamish Brewer, CEO of supply chain management giant JDA Software, about immediacy, natural disasters and moving…
ByWelsh NHS body goes with UK SMB for expense management
Deal is expected to save organisation £750,000 per year
ByGoogle revamps Apps contracts for EU regulation compliance
New model contract clauses will cover the flow of customer data across Google's cloud
ByeHarmony and Last.fm become latest password hack victims
Dating site and music streaming service follow LinkedIn password leak
ByCollapsing the data centre: Q&A with Nutanix CEO Dheeraj Pandey
Steve Evans sits down with Nutanix's CEO to talk about the SAN-less data centre, converged infrastructure and why NetApp…
ByBreaking: 6.5 million LinkedIn passwords leaked
Russian hackers claims to have breached security at business social networking site
ByGoogle to warn Gmail users over ‘state-sponsored’ spying
Email users will get warning if Google thinks they are being targeted by snooping states
ByMicrosoft revamps security after Flame malware scare
Malware used Windows flaw to trick PCs into thinking it was legitimate software
ByUK IT services firm Logica to be acquired by Canadian rival
Struggling Logica becomes latest UK company to fall under American ownership
ByICO hands out biggest ever fine to ‘surprised’ NHS Trust
£325,000 fine after decommissioned hard drives were sold on eBay; Trust says it will appeal decision and criticises ICO's…
ByEuro issues put region two years behind US on cloud adoption
Gartner says a combination of the region's diversity and concerns about its economic situation are delaying cloud adoption
ByInefficient financial reporting causing headaches for UK firms
Many don't know what the process is costing and most still rely heavily on spreadsheets and emails
ByMac security: Apple under fire
Apple Mac OS's reputation for being more secure than Windows, however false, has taken a battering recently after a…
ByIsrael hints at Flame malware involvement
No official word yet, but minister suggests Israel was behind attack, while Iran directly accuses it
ByRIM’s woes continue as CEO warns of further losses
Unsold stock, writedowns, job losses... and still no sign of BlackBerry 10
ByGoogle Apps gets ISO 27001 security standard
But will it convince more customers to migrate to the cloud?
ByMassive cyber attack targeting Middle East discovered
'Flame' malware is far more complex than Stuxnet and Duqu, according to Kaspersky Lab
ByGoogle facing further ICO Street View investigation
Company was aware cars could harvest personal data
ByHuawei and ZTE to face EU subsidies investigation
Chinese networking giants could face extra import costs if found guilty
ByHuddle secures $24m for collaboration push
SharePoint rival looking to expand US presence
ByUnite union slams HP over job losses
Industrial action a possibility as Unions fight proposed UK job cuts
ByHP culls 27,000 jobs as revenue and profit fall
Autonomy founder Mike Lynch one of the casualties as Meg Whitman tries to stabilise struggling Silicon Valley icon
ByUK mobile regulator shuts down Android malware network
Premium-rate SMS scam had cost UK users £30,000
ByCyber crooks gunning for corporate money
Most attacks are driven by financial fraud, Check Point research finds
BySocial media is now part of our core business: Q&A with Chris Smith, Autoglass eBusiness manager
Steve Evans talks to Chris Smith, senior eBusiness manager at Autoglass, about the company's use of social media monitoring…
ByAndroid attacks on the rise: McAfee
Rogue apps causing havoc for Android users
ByOracle Fusion in the cloud is just outsourcing: Salesforce.com
EMEA chairman tells CBR that Ellison's mob has got it wrong on cloud
BySalesforce.com launches UK skills training scheme
Apprenticeship will focus on teaching kids key skills for the social enterprise
BySalesforce adds instant messaging to Chatter
Screensharing capabilities also introduced, taking company into competition with Cisco, Citrix
ByOutsourcers see bumper growth in 2011
Market up nearly 8% with IBM and HP leading the way, but Indian firms see strong growth
ByICO dishes out second NHS data loss fine
Sensitive patient information was faxed to the wrong recipient 45 times
ByGovernment updates CloudStore app shop
Government also goes on defensive over G-Cloud perception and future
ByFlashback malware made less money than first thought
Symantec revises down estimates for how much money the malware generated
ByDDoS knocks Pirate Bay offline
File-sharing site targeted, but it seems unlikely Anonymous was behind attack
ByICO hits Barnet Council with data loss penalty
Council lost highly sensitive information when worker's home was broken into
BySAP responds to User Group criticism
Company says it is working to address user concerns
ByUK businesses braced for cyber attacks
But many feel confident they can withstand an attack
ByMcAfee and Intel team up for energy infrastructure protection
Protecting national grids is easier said than done, so how will the companies approach it?
By£1m investment turns data centre bomb proof
Daisy Group’s Manchester data centre also increases capacity by 50%
ByICO website offline following DDoS attack
Anonymous splinter group claims responsibility for ICO's failure to "protect the public's privacy"
ByBusinessObjects users slam SAP technical support
UK & Ireland SAP User Group research finds many think competitors offer better support
ByEMC acquires Flash storage firm XtremIO
Deal for Israeli firm will boost EMC's Flash portfolio
ByMicrosoft takes Bing social
Closer integration with Facebook - but will changes be enough to regain market share from Google?
ByCitrix snaps up Virtual Computer
Acquisition will boost Citrix's XenClient platform
ByTablets take another bite out of PC market: Gartner
Western Europe PC sales dip 3% but UK market is buoyant, with HP still top dog
ByGovernment’s “snooper’s charter” details revealed
Queen's Speech outlines "strict safeguards" to communications data access law
ByMicrosoft to go carbon neutral
Technology giant wants to do its bit for the environment
ByTime to get on top of mobile device management: Gartner
Market is nascent but growing rapidly, with revenue to top $500m in 2012
ByO2 serves free Wi-Fi at Costa Coffee
Grab some free surfing time with your latte
ByCampaign group suspects govt involvement in ‘massive’ cyber attack
Avaaz says an ongoing attack could be retaliation for human rights campaigns
BySOCA website down after DDoS attack
Suspicion falls on hacktivists but what is the motive?
BySage confirms Microsoft cloud deal
UK software company will push Sage 200 product through Windows Azure
ByGoogle beats Microsoft to US govt contract win
US Department of the Interior will shift 90,000 workers to Google's hosted email and collaboration platform
ByVMware reaches out to post-PC era
Updates to VDI and app management platforms shift focus to end-user experience
ByLocation services on the rise but privacy concerns remain
Survey reveals many users are worried about their personal data and safety
ByIBM dumps Siebel for open source SugarCRM
Big Blue moves CRM contract away from Oracle in a blow to Ellison's empire
ByLumension updates endpoint management platform
Application whitelisting mixed with AV is the best protection, company claims
ByLeicester Tigers rugby club tackles injury prevention with IBM
Predictive analytics used to spot injury warning signs, helping club keep its best players on the pitch
ByICO hands out first NHS fine
Welsh health board slammed after sensitive report into patient health was sent to wrong person
ByVulnerabilities down but attacks up in 2011: Symantec
Security giant's internet security report reveals a huge increase in attacks aimed at mobile devices
ByMicrosoft rushes out fix for Hotmail bug
Password reset flaw could hand over control of email account to hackers
ByAvast unveils Apple Mac security platform
Announcement follows Kaspersky claim that 'Apple is 10 years behind Microsoft' when it comes to security
BySoca shuts sites selling stolen credit card info
36 sites closed and three arrested following worldwide operation
ByPentaho adds visualisation to data analytics platform
Ease of use for non-technical users was key component of product update
ByICO to look at London Marathon data bungle
Name and address of race entrants exposed online
ByIBM unveils network anomaly detection tool
Big Blue builds on Q1 Labs acquisition with platform that can detect suspicious inbound and outbound traffic
BySAP reports 11% increase in Q1 revenue
Cloud, mobility and HANA saw "strong momentum"
ByApple ’10 years’ behind Microsoft on security: Kaspersky
Welcome to Microsoft's world, Eugene Kaspersky tells Apple
ByUK big businesses facing record hacking threats
PwC research reveals one in seven suffered a hack attack with damage running into billions of pounds in 2011
ByUK web users would hand over passwords to strangers: survey
Faronics research reveals shocking lack of security awareness among UK web users
ByMore services go in Google spring clean
Google Sync for BlackBerry is the biggest product to be closed down
ByIT bosses expect cyber attack within six months
Anonymous to be top culprit, ahead of cyber criminals and competitors, Bit9 survey finds
ByNext-gen firewalls drive UTM market to billion dollar mark
Fortinet leads the market, ahead of recent Dell acquisition SonicWall
ByAnonymous hits F1 site in Bahrain GP protest
Main Formula 1 website taken offline as hacktivism group protests against running of Grand Prix
ByAbortion site facing copycat hack attacks
BPAS repels hacking attempts following arrest of 'Anonymous' hacker
ByCloud demand drives EMC revenue and profit
Tucci's storage giant sees impressive growth despite "unprecedented IT and business transformation"
By1E cooks up power management recipe for airline meal firm
LSG Sky Chefs hopes to save €70,000 per year with NightWatchman PC power management platform
ByBig Data to have big impact on UK economy: study
Tech's hottest topic can add billions to UK economy and spur the creation of new jobs, research claims
ByLeeds council moves to secure mobile fleet
Corporate and BYOD secured and managed with MobileIron platform
ByOlympic tech systems pass first test
The technology that will underpin this summer's Game's have been put through their paces by French firm Atos Origin
BySugarCRM secures $33m to continue fight with Microsoft and Salesforce
Open source firm sees itself as a $1bn company
BySophos adds MDM to portfolio with Dialogs buy
Mobile device management from the German company will form central part of future unified threat management suits
ByEurope has to take centre stage for cloud benefits
Cloud computing revolution has to happen with Europe, not to it, says Neelie Kroes
ByRed Hat smashes through billion dollar barrier
Open source firm sees revenue surge of 25%
ByGoogle adds eDiscovery option to Apps platform
Search giant aims to reduce cost of finding and preserving data for litigation
ByNow Kelihos goes as botnets suffer bad week
Kaspersky and Dell team up to take down spam botnet, but reports suggest a new version is already up…
ByEU plans tougher penalties for hackers
Possessing hacking tools could also become a criminal offence, according to new laws
ByEC proposes Cybercrime Centre to fight online threats
The Centre aims to stop cybercriminals from disrupting citizens and businesses
ByOxford Uni launches Cyber Security Centre
Research team will look at cloud and mobile security as well as countering terrorism threats
BySouthampton leads university HPC funding consortium
South coast uni will use cash to upgrade Iridis3 supercomputer
ByBT RABIT tech hops into action to catch cable thieves
Copper wire theft is thought to cost the UK economy £20m a year
ByMoxie updates Spaces platform for external collaboration
Social enterprise service can now integrate with CRM, HR and more
ByIBM pushes Smarter Analytics at Big Data issues
New range of software and services target three specific areas of concern
ByIBM goes social with new Connections and SmartCloud platforms
Analytics and collaboration is the aim of the game for Big Blue
ByOracle plans mammoth security update
78 vulnerabilities across hundreds of products will be fixed, Oracle says
ByOnline retailer Zappos owns up to huge data breach
But Amazon-owned company stressed that credit card data was not compromised
BySmartcard malware targeting US defence agencies
A new strain of the Sykipot malware is thought to have originated in China
BySymantec confirms Norton AV code theft
Code relates to two older enterprise products; experts suggest no real damage done
ByFacebook admits 45,000 login details stolen
Ramnit worm goes social; site says steps taken to improve security
ByCheck Point strikes cloud security deal with Amazon Web Services
Virtual appliance will offer firewall, URL filtering and more on Amazon's cloud
ByFloods and economic worries to hit IT spending: Gartner
Worldwide spending on tech to climb 3.7%, says analyst house
ByIBM goes for cloudy software testing with Green Hat buy
The new acquisitions will sit within Big Blue's Relational Software division; terms not disclosed
ByYahoo grabs PayPal man as new CEO
Scott Thompson steps into Bartz's shoes, but can he turn around Yahoo's fortunes?
ByHardware sales slump costs Oracle
Sun products not shipping in big quantities, with product revenue down 14%
ByApple’s design guru Jony Ive knighted in New Year Honours
Arise, Sir Jonathan Ive: Design boss honoured for work on iconic iDevice range
ByMicrosoft steps back from CES extravaganza
2012 keynote will be Ballmer's last, company confirms
ByCyber-Ark Software lands $40m investment
Goldman Sachs leads investment for privileged access vendor
BySMBs will prove to be key battle ground for security industry: Canalys
Industry as a whole will climb 8.7% to $22.9bn in 2012
ByIT professionals admit to being careless with sensitive data
Shouldn't they know better? Over half admit to carrying unencrypted data on portable devices
ByHillingdon Council heads to the cloud with Google Apps
London council hopes for £3m savings in four years with SaaS platform
BySophos aims to tackle consumerisation headache with MDM platform
Security company also jumps on App Store bandwagon with Mobile Control 2.0
ByMalware authors rush to release Java exploit packs
Shift in tactics to getting new exploit kits out quickly could be disastrous for unpatched systems
ByCitrix expands Bring Your Own Device scheme
Virtualisation firm sees 20% cost savings after three-year pilot run
ByEx-MySpace exec launches enterprise social network venture
But can IP Kinetic compete with Yammer, Jive, Chatter et al?
ByGoogle cleans up malicious Android Market apps
Hidden ToS in legitimate-looking apps tricked users into signing up for expensive text messaging services
ByDodgy apps steal $1m from Android users: report
Premium-rate text messages cause "mobile pickpocketing" epidemic
By“You could race, but you couldn’t win”: Q&A with Graeme Hackland, Lotus Renault GP
CBR talks to the head of IT at Lotus Renault Formula One team about the complex tech infrastructure needed…
ByPrivileged users causing data security headache
Many will access sensitive data simply to satisfy their curiosity, Ponemon research finds
ByIT staff have better access to sensitive data than CEOs: survey
Fears over lost encryption keys are holding back adoption of the tech, Venafi says
ByBI visualisation is just “eye candy”: Pentaho
We'd rather focus on getting the right data to the right people, CEO tells CBR
ByBrits never stray far from their online life
More than 20% say they always have a web-enabled device within 10 feet
ByEMC makes Big Data play with new Greenplum platform
Unified Analytics Platform integrates structured and unstructured data analysis with social network-style collaboration features
ByJaspersoft embraces Big Data analytics
Version 4.5 of flagship product offers native connectivity to Hadoop HBase and MongoD
ByICO gets tough over data protection with biggest ever fine
Third fine in two weeks as ICO starts showing its teeth
ByYammer expands London management team
Social biz company also looking to expand Tech City headquarters
BySourcefire takes wraps off next-gen firewall
Contextual awareness and visibility are key to defending against modern threats, company says
BySophos warns of HTML5 security risk
The browser itself will become a target, not just a way into the PC, James Lyne says
ByUK IT security spending tops £3bn a year: report
Spending on mergers and acquisitions in the security space total $22bn over the last three years, PwC claims
ByPEER 1 launches public cloud division
Zunicore uses a pay for what you use model
BySalesforce.com unveils Radian6-insipred Social Marketing Cloud
Monitor, manage and analyse customer interactions on Facebook, Twitter et al.
ByCybercrime promoted to fraud “premier league” in the UK: report
PwC cybercrime report is a wake-up call for the industry, says Qualys CTO
ByUK security firm Clearswift gets private equity investment
Cash boost will see web security company push new products and new markets
ByOsborne announces £100m investment for super-fast city broadband
Chancellor wants to create technology hubs to foster innovation and help drag the UK economy out of the doldrums
BySAP HANA: In-memory – in demand?
Imagine being able to crunch through thousands or even millions of data sets in real-time, and the benefits that…
ByQualys gets festive with free Secure Seal giveaway
SaaS security firm wants to protect businesses during all-important Christmas and New Year shopping period
ByICO flexes its muscles with Council fines
Two Councils sent sensitive information via email... to the wrong recipients
ByLogMeIn adds Dropbox, Google Docs integration to Ignition iOS app
New update lets users access and share files via the popular cloud services
ByMan held in News International hacking claims
The man was arrested as part of Operation Tuleta, which is looking at computer hacking and other privacy breaches…
ByGoogle waves goodbye to more services
Knol, Gears and Wave all dumped by search giant
ByUK banks stress test defences against cyber attack
Traffic infrastructure disruption during the London 2012 Olympics also examined
ByUK business failing to unlock value of their data: study
Most Brit workers are interacting with data more this year than last but feel they don't have the tools…
ByAndroid becomes mobile malware target of choice
McAfee reports says nearly all new mobile malware discovered during Q3 was aimed at Google's open source platform
ByICO slams Southwark Council after iMac dumped in skip
Council left Apple computer containing sensitive information behind when moving office - and new tenants just threw it away
By“HANA could replace relational databases”: Q&A with Steve Winter, SAP UK&I MD
CBR sits down with SAP UK & Ireland's new MD to talk about the three big trends - in-memory…
ByCryptocard acquires IP from stricken GrIDsure
Authentication vendor now gunning for SMB space
ByMP Oliver Letwin gets slap on the wrists for dumping data in bin
PM's 'right-hand man' agrees to take more care of constituents' data
BySAP rejects criticism of cloud approach
User Group survey claimed many customers were confused about SAP's on-demand roadmap
BySAP boss: Legal issues hindering cloud adoption
Business ByDesign on-demand platform still only available in 10 countries, but SAP now claims 700 users
ByUK govt reiterates social media ban threat for rioters
Theresa May admits possibility of "taking people off" Facebook, Twitter, BBM
ByGovernment publishes open source guidelines
UK govt wants to dispel some of the myths around open source software
ByUPDATED: HSBC banking suffers service outage
ATMs, Internet and telephone banking all down; company confirms disruption on Twitter feed
ByBig future for Big Data analytics, says Ovum
Report says many businesses are planning on investment in Big Data BI
ByUsers baffled by Facebook privacy changes: survey
Many have never even changed the default privacy settings, according to Which?
ByMicrosoft issues Duqu fix
Temporary workaround for critical vulnerability
ByNot just Facebook for the enterprise: Q&A with David Sacks, Yammer CEO
CBR talks to the boss of enterprise social network company Yammer about ROI, security, getting the social enterprise message…
ByNokia plans free London Wi-Fi rollout
Services will cover any Wi-Fi device
ByBT fibre broadband rollout ahead of schedule
Two-thirds of UK to get superfast Internet access by end of 2014
ByZuckerberg claims Silicon Valley is too focused on “short-term”
Facebook boss says he'd stay in Boston if starting again
ByGoogle revamps its TV service
Adds Android Market integration for TV-compatible apps
ByICO criticises Newcastle Youth Offending Team over DPA failure
Unencrypted laptop was stolen from contractor's home
ByRIM facing BlackBerry service outage lawsuit
Customers in Canada and US sue over disruption
ByCitrix Systems to acquire App-DNA
Company follows in Quest's footsteps with application migration buy as enterprises look to post-PC era
ByNokia debuts Asha range of devices
Company targets 'next billion' users in emerging markets
ByNokia unveils its first Windows Phone devices
CEO Elop calls Lumia range the "rebirth" of Nokia in battle with Apple, Android
ByTrend Micro updates Deep Security for VMware environments
Platform aims to protect physical, virtual and cloud servers
ByBlackBerry unveils Office 365 features
Deal will put email, calendar and organiser info on BlackBerry devices via Microsoft Exchange Online
ByAndroid leapfrogs Apple in app battle
But Apple still claims app-per-user crown
ByHackers putting UK companies out of business
Boss of UK cyber security says threat could affect anyone
ByMicrosoft recovers from YouTube hack
Fairly harmless content posted - but how did it happen?
ByApple set to be big winner after BlackBerry service outage: survey
Over half of BlackBerry users are looking at iPhones and iPads
BySteve Jobs threatened Apple war with Google over Android
Said he would "destroy" it over patent dispute, new biography claims
ByData breaches climb 58%, says ICO
Public confidence in handling secure data has fallen, research reveals
ByVMware looks to Horizon for post-PC era
Strikes deals with Telefónica and Verizon to push dual identity smartphones
By‘Our competition is physical hardware’: Q&A with Steve Herrod, VMware CTO
CBR sits down with Steve Herrod, VMware's chief technology officer, at the company's VMworld event in Copenhagen to talk…
ByUPDATED: VMware defends vSphere licensing move
Company claims many customers are better off after controversial licensing changes, while CEO Paul Maritz says industry will shift…
ByPEER 1 opens doors of new UK data centre
Hosting provider goes green with Excool technology
By20 percent of BlackBerry users jumping ship: survey
Around a third say this week's outage will force them to look at alternative mobile services
ByUPDATED: BlackBerry says outage due to “core switch failure” as issues spread to US
Problems enter a third day...
ByUPDATED: BlackBerry services down across EMEA – again
Users report BBM and BIS both out of action
ByNewVoiceMedia launches performance visibility site
Cloud contact centre will keep customers up to date on performance issues
ByIt will be ‘extremely hard’ to launch successful cyber attack on Olympics, says London 2012 CIO
IT boss Gerry Pennell says Olympic infrastructure can defeat cyber terrorists
ByUPDATED: BlackBerry services restored after outage
But no word from RIM on what caused the service disruption
ByApple founder Steve Jobs dies
Silicon Valley visionary dies after long battle with cancer
BySymantec refreshes Veritas line for private cloud platform
Build a private cloud on your current infrastructure, says company
BySymantec unveils security ‘ozone’ layer for cloud infrastructures
O3 will extend internal security to the cloud
ByUPDATED: Symantec joins mobile DLP rush with iPad protection
Android to follow in tablet protection platform
ByIBM’s Essential CIO study: finding the pioneer spirit
IBM has published its second The Essential CIO study, the result of interviews with more than 3,000 IT chiefs…
ByVirgin Media Business partners with Savvis for cloud platform
Late to the party but best dressed, reckons telecoms firm
ByNHS criticised for further data breaches
Personal patient information lost on memory stick
ByGartner cuts PC sales outlook
PCs are no longer a "compelling" product, says analyst house
ByPalo Alto founder slams Sourcefire next gen firewall move
'Bullshit' move from company 'fighting for its life', says Nir Zuk
BySecurity fears prompt social media bans at work: study
"Knee-jerk" reaction to data loss fears
By‘You can’t get intelligence from paper in a filing cabinet’: Q&A with Covalent Software
Performance and risk management firm Covalent has been on a rocky road in recent years. Steve Evans speaks to…
ByGoogle’s ‘spring clean’ sees 10 services go
Aardvark and Google Desktop among the casualties
ByBT to offer free superfast broadband to London Olympic Village
Speeds up to 100Mb/s for 19,000 athletes and officials
ByICO criticises Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration for data breaches
Slap on the wrist but no fine handed out
ByJudge overturns $1.3bn Oracle compensation verdict
Original award was 'grossly excessive'
BySalesforce.com revamps Chatter for the ‘Social Enterprise’
Real-time collaboration inside and outside the enterprise
ByUpdated: HP’s TouchPad returns for a final run
Discontinued tablet will return for "limited" run in North America, no plans for more UK stock
ByTesco consolidates IT monitoring with CA deal
$45m contract to monitor and manage vast IT systems at retail giant
ByFacebook hands out $40,000 to bug finders
Social network pays out for revealing security loopholes
ByAndroid apps coming to BlackBerry devices: report
Android app player could be heading to smartphones
By“We haven’t said we’re quitting the PC business”: HP
UK boss of PSG tries to set record straight
ByNightWatchman ensures carbon reduction at Aviva
Financial savings and patch management also benefit from 1E's software
ByPC spin off decision within 12 weeks, says HP
We've not abandoned tablets, company insists
ByCloud not yet critical for BI: QlikTech
Not enough data there yet for it to be worth while, says Donald Farmer
ByHP acquisition represents a “sad day” for Autonomy
HP just doesn't understand software, analyst tells CBR
BySalesforce.com revenue surges 38%
Nothing cloudy about company's figures
ByHP confirms $10bn Autonomy deal
CEO Apotheker also signals end of TouchPad tablet and webOS mobile platform
ByHP closing in on Autonomy buy, planning to spin off PC biz: report
UK software house to join tech giant?
By‘Huge surge’ reported in malicious spam emails
M86 sees biggest rise for over two years
ByRecommind takes email management mobile
Decisiv Email 3.6 introduces support for iPhone, Android, Blackberry
ByDell positive despite ‘modest’ financials
Revenue disappoints and outlook cut, but company remains bullish
ByGovt confirms rural broadband funding
England and Scotland get £360m to help get the countryside online
ByWork still to be done on Google privacy: ICO
Satisfied so far, but audit says there is room for improvement
ByGoogle snaps up Motorola Mobility in $12.5bn deal
Patent wars between Android, Microsoft and Apple heating up
ByMcAfee extends mobile protection suite to Apple devices
Track and remote wipe offered on WaveSecure iOS Edition
ByDavid Cameron considers social media ban for suspected rioters
Twitter, Facebook and BlackBerry Messenger were main tools used to organise disturbances
ByTech City: London Calling
The Government has unveiled plans to create a vast hub of technology companies in east London - stretching from…
ByOracle hiring spree sees 1,700 new jobs in Europe
Company will be advertising on Facebook and Twitter
ByInfosys unveils TalentEdge HR platform
Cloud-based service goes 'beyond' SaaS, says firm
ByBlackBerry hacked after riot help claim
Blog targeted after RIM said it would assist police with looter identification
ByQuark sells up to private equity firm
Publishing software maven sold to aid digital push
ByPupil data exposed after school hack
Names, addresses and photos revealed after pupil accessed school system
ByLightning strike brings down Amazon cloud services
Microsoft also hit as explosion knocks out backup power
ByRackspace floats Critical Sites cloud service to Europe
We're going mission-critical, firm says
ByICO slams housing organisations after USB loss
Information included bank account details
ByUpdated: ‘IE users are dumb’ hoaxer says sorry
Claims good intentions, but could face legal action
By‘I don’t worry about industry consolidation’: Q&A with Lanham Napier, Rackspace CEO
CBR talks to the boss of cloud hosting firm Rackspace about the UK market, industry consolidation and competing with…
ByInternet Explorer ‘low IQ’ findings a hoax?
Legitimacy of AptiQuant and its study called into question
ByWorkers leading the carbon reduction charge: survey
Verismic research reveals nearly all workers care about energy costs at the office
ByFormer government CIO joins Huawei
John Suffolk takes on global cyber security officer role at Chinese firm
BySilicon Roundabout start-up questions government involvement
Is it wise to bring tech giants to the area?
ByMPs slam ‘rip-off’ government IT contracts
Some departments spending an average of £3,500 on a single PC
ByExecutives wising up to upfront costs of private cloud: survey
A desire to 'experiment' with cloud is driving adoption
ByBlackBerry maker RIM slashes 2,000 jobs
'Cost optimisation' sees 10% of workforce axed
ByBig Data spurs Informatica results
Record revenue for the data integration firm
ByVMware beats the Street with Q2 results
Licensing and strong Asia performance behind the rise in sales, profit
By“I came on board just as the economy tanked”: Q&A with iPass
CBR talks to Evan Kaplan, CEO of mobile connectivity and management firm iPass, about joining just as the world…
ByJanusNET brings email security platform to the UK
Time to tackle data loss via mobiles?
ByWildfire expands social media marketing platform
The brand control battle has been lost; time to get involved in the conversation
ByQ&A with David Scott, SVP & GM, HP Storage
CBR catches up with HP's storage boss, who joined the tech giant when it acquired 3PAR last year. Steve…
By‘Security firms doing a miserable job’: M86 CEO
Databases and signatures cannot keep up with modern day threats, John Vigouroux says
ByData burden costing UK businesses
Many realise data is a strategic asset but can't get the right value out of it
ByVMware revamps vSphere for cloud era
But licensing shift angers customers
By‘We’re a symbol of the consumerisation of enterprise technology’: Q&A with Tableau Software
CBR talks to Christian Chabot, CEO and co-founder of Tableau Software, a business intelligence and analysis company focused of…
ByGood to talk?
Microsoft's recent acquisition of Skype has thrown communication in the enterprise back into the headlines. Steve Evans takes a…
ByHBGary should ‘hang head in shame’ over security failures
'Boneheaded use of passwords' didn't help, says ArcSight public sector CTO
By900 police disciplined for DPA breaches
Big Brother Watch brands actions 'downright dangerous'
ByNetwork bandwidth could disrupt cloud plans: survey
Cloud apathy also becoming an issue
By‘We’re on another level’: Q&A with James Petter, VP and country manager for the UK & Ireland, EMC
CBR talks to the new boss of EMC here in the UK about cloud, big data and what separates…
ByUK census data is safe: ONS
'No sign of suspicious activity'
ByZenprise moves mobile management platform to the cloud
100% uptime - or your money back
ByDesktop virtualisation: Ready to rule
After being the 'Next Big Thing' for what seems like years, desktop virtualisation may finally be ready to hit…
By‘We’re in a golden age for cybercrime’: Kaspersky CEO
But there is hope, says security boss
ByNHS loses laptop containing 8 million records
Data security under the spotlight once more as sensitive medical information goes missing
ByAvaya files for $1bn IPO
Communications firm aims to wipe out some debts
ByICO slaps Surrey Council with DPA fine
Emailed sensitive information to wrong recipients on three occasions
ByOracle hands OpenOffice to Apache
Microsoft Office rival "donated" to open source movement
ByQ&A with Tom Leighton, chief scientist and co-founder, Akamai
CBR talks to the web application acceleration and performance management stalwart Akamai about protecting credit card details, cloud computing…
ByPolycom bangs openness drum with consortium launch
Alliance with Microsoft also extended to include Lync and Office 365
ByUpdated: Polycom buys HP video conferencing tech
Deal rumoured to be in the $90m range
ByNokia shares plunge after it cancels financial targets
Finnish mobile maker blames average selling price and pricing tactics of 'certain competitors'
ByTelecoms firms must get on top of real-time responses: Progress Software
Survey reveals processes in place result in inefficient business
By“I was told the business model would be a complete failure”: Q&A with Sourcefire founder Marty Roesch
CBR catches up with the founder and CTO of Sourcefire and creator of open source intrusion prevention and detection…
BySourcefire founder rules out DLP move
"Too much happening right now," says Roesch
ByRack ’em up: New data centre dynamics
Data centres are under more pressure than ever: exploding storage volumes and transaction throughput are pitched against energy, cooling,…
BySymantec snaps up eDiscovery firm Clearwell
Improves search capabilities in information management platform
ByVirgin Media Business launches data centre package
Co-location services taps into cloud, virtualisation
ByAvaya brings Nortel legacy up to date
SMB platform IP Office integrates with older Nortel hardware
ByVeeam extends Backup & Replication to Hyper-V
Microsoft virtualisation tech is now 'good enough', says CEO
ByBT profit surges as costs cut
Revenue still falling, however
ByEmail overload causing major IT headaches: report
But budgets are not being set aside to deal with it
ByMagic Software extends biz app platform to mobiles
Develop new apps or push existing ones out to BlackBerry devices
ByEagleEye leads trio of new Polycom products
Video conferencing firm adds UC capabilities to tablets
ByQuest swoops for RemoteScan
Deal should help with document management in virtual environments
ByGateshead NHS Trust secures virtual backups with Veeam
Move to virtual infrastructure to reduce costs and improve utilisation
ByBMC snaps up app monitoring firm
Deal for Coradiant will help keep an eye on cloud and SaaS applications
By‘Security doesn’t stop cyber crime’: Q&A with Eugene Kaspersky, Kaspersky Lab
CBR recently caught up with the founder and CEO of Russian security giant Kaspersky Lab to talk about lazy…
ByLawson sells up in $2bn deal
Infor and Golden Gate Capital snap up ERP maven
BySpamina brings DLP platform to the UK
Spanish firm reckons price is the way to beat Symantec et al
BySecurity apps are not secure: report
XSS and SQL injection are most common flaws
ByFocus on end point protection is “wrong”: IronKey CEO
Symantec, McAfee, Trend fighting a losing battle; it's the data that matters
ByPower to the people
The recent craze for tablet computers and the proliferation of smartphones cannot be ignored by the enterprise because whether…
BySwiss Re gets IT cost insight with Apptio
Planning, forecasting and budgeting given helping hand with SaaS platform
ByDell ramps up data centre spend
Debuts virtualisation in a box
ByAlcatel-Lucent aims to ‘change the conversation’ with new UC platform
Products need to reflect changing consumer behaviour, says firm
ByOracle still coy on Fusion Apps release date
When will business software suite see the light of day?
ByAvaya Flare on smartphones, tablets “by the end of the year”
UC platform heading to the iPhone, iPad?
ByCisco outlines new data centre portfolio
Unites the full works, from server to storage
BySalesforce.com snaps up Radian6 for social network monitoring
Listen in to Twitter, Facebook, et al
ByBP leaks details of 13,000 oil spill claimants
Laptop goes missing
ByUpdated: Network issue brings down BBC sites
Multiple failures rather than cyber attack to blame, says Beeb
ByInformatica CEO takes Red Hat board role
Sohaib Abbasi joins open source maven
ByOvertis looks to SaaS audit with browser plug-in
Audit could be an issue for $40bn SaaS market, says firm
ByMinistry of Justice signs cloudy ERP deal
Accenture, Savvis, Steria all involved
BySpectra Logic introduces tape backup verification tool
Tape's not dying yet, insists firm
BySpammers regroup after botnet shutdowns
Drop in spam messages was short-lived
ByBI points the way to efficiency and effectiveness at Cambridge NHS Trust
Can the NHS save billions through 'Business Discovery'?
ByWorkers not aware of security policies: survey
IT admins reckon policy knowledge is lacking, causing security issues
ByProofpoint looks to cloud-based email security
New apps also point to mobile security and compliance
ByPowernet tech offers VoIP call increase
Sixty simultaneous calls allowed with bandwidth optimisation tech
ByRackspace dishes up Apple cloud apps
iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch supported
ByInteroute adds managed video conferencing with VCG buy
Deal adds to cloud portfolio
ByM86 aims to secure the social web with browser plug-in
Facebook, Twitter, search engines protected
ByConseal unveils USB security platform
HMRC and Nationwide show that more needs to be done to protect mobile data, firm says
ByEuro CIOs look to IT consolidation: survey
Cloud and virtualisation also on the agenda
By‘Starbucks didn’t invent coffee’: Q&A with Rob Meinhardt, Dell KACE CEO
CBR catches up with the boss of systems management firm KACE a year after its acquisition by Dell to…
ByIT departments still not sold on personal devices
Lack of control and security worries holding back support
By‘Night Dragon’ cyber attacks hit global energy companies
McAfee outlines 'unsophisticated' Chinese hacks
ByICO hands out more fines
Councils punished for losing laptops
ByCompound threats to soar in 2011: AdaptiveMobile
Combination of text, voice and email attacks to cause havoc for businesses
ByBlue Coat heads to the cloud
Hosted web security first up, but more services will follow
ByUK proposes cyber war ‘rules of engagement’
Hague also details Whitehall attacks
ByUK hacker set for jail over gaming chip theft
$12m stolen from Zynga
ByVodafone forced to send pro-govt messages in Egypt
Confirms 'emergency powers' used to rally Mubarak supporters
ByCloud, social and mobile will be main security threats: Cisco
Networking firm goes with usual suspects
ByClearwell adds conceptual search to eDiscovery platform
Time for conceptual search to finally take off?
ByVeracode unveils free XSS checking tool
Cloud-based service aims to stamp out web vulnerability
ByWikiLeaks disclosures a ‘godsend’: Qualys CEO
Raising awareness of potential security issues is a good thing
BySalesforce unveils free Chatter.com service
Collaboration platform opens up beyond existing customers
ByVirgin rolls out phase one of Public Sector Network
Education first to benefit, but others sure to follow
ByLondon Olympics faces imminent cyber attack
2012 IT chief says an attack will "happen for sure"
BySAS rides storm with record revenue
Good year for Goodnight's troop
ByGuidance introduces Apple support for eDiscovery platform
Search iPads, iPhones for that important data
ByImperva slams Oracle patching methods
It needs fixing, CTO says
ByLondon 2012 Olympic IT testing kicks off
But questions remain over Olympic legacy
BySophos warns on social network threats
Is it time Facebook looked at an Apple-like approach to apps?
ByUK firms lagging behind on backup and recovery
Legacy infrastructure causing headaches
ByGoogle promises no more planned downtime for Apps suite
Will this get the big enterprises signing up?
ByApple CEO Steve Jobs to take medical leave
No time frame given for return to work
ByWe’ll never see a true cyber-war, report claims
OECD states impact of cyber attacks will be localised and short-lived
ByDigital Economy Act not enough to combat software piracy, MPs warned
Software industry should get its own legislation
ByWikipedia celebrates tenth anniversary
But what next for the online encyclopaedia?
ByUC market to double by 2014: IDC
Shift will be towards hosted UC, while legacy vendors will hit the M&A road
BySingle customer view: dream or reality?
The single customer view has long been the Holy Grail for businesses, but for many it is no more…
ByCBR Data Governance Survey, 2010
In the first quarter of last year CBR surveyed just over 300 senior IT decision-makers at organisations of all…
ByO2 calls up 2e2 for IT services gig
O2 Unify is gunning for £7bn market
ByBlue Coat targets SMBs with web security platform
Designed to augment current security platforms - so do SMBs need it?
BySalesforce snaps up web conferencing firm Dimdim
Is Benioff's firm expanding to tackle Citrix Online and Cisco?
ByMobile and in-memory key trends for BI development: Gartner
But is analyst house being too cautious with predictions?
By2010: The year of malware, cyberwar and hacktivism, says PandaLabs
Stuxnet and Anonymous deliver new threat landscape
ByMobile users far more likely to fall for phishing attacks
IPhone users are at greater risk than BlackBerry, Trusteer claims
ByDell beefs up Security-as-a-Service with SecureWorks buy
Firms unite to fight 'frequency and sophistication' of threats
BySEC to probe Hurd’s HP departure
Did former CEO pass on info about EDS buy?
ByGoogle UK Wi-Fi snooping data deleted
But row in US continues as firm refuses to hand over data
ByLG eyes smartphone spend
Massive investment to catch up with Apple et al
ByQuest debuts free VDI checker
App will pinpoint those best suited to virtualisation
ByNo point in banning personal devices at work: analyst
Consumerisation of IT is unstoppable, agrees Orange
By‘The way you beat Oracle is focus and excellence’: Q&A with Dave Kellogg, CEO of MarkLogic
CBR catches up with the boss of database firm MarkLogic about battling Oracle for database supremacy...
BySecurity firms warn of 2011 mobile threats
Social engineering will also cause IT security headaches
ByCRC is not a green issue: analyst
It's just another government tax now
ByGovernment urged to upgrade to Windows 7
Security is good enough, so time to ditch legacy OS
ByTrend Micro targeting US government with Mobile Armor buy, says CTO
Firm has 'limited reach' as non-US company
ByNlyte revamps data centre management suite
Firm claims Analytics platform can reduce costs, extend data centre life
ByJuniper boosts security biz with Altor buy
Virtual and cloud environments get dedicated security
BySage reshuffles European management team
New UK CEO on board; Stobart shifts to Northern Europe boss
ByUK to have best broadband in Europe by 2015?
Government plans high-speed access for all
ByBMC snaps up GridApp
Move adds database automation to BMC arsenal
ByBusinesses press government on open Internet
Stick with net neutrality promises, Vaizey told
ByWestminster City Council CIO doubts G-Cloud initiative
David Wilde also rules out taking government CIO role
ByPoor GRC initiatives cost revenue, stifle innovation: survey
Climate of fear hits UK businesses
By‘Europe is more interested in open source’: Q&A with Larry Augustin, SugarCRM CEO
CBR talks to the boss of open source CRM vendor SugarCRM about cloud, competitors and why Europe is a…
ByPandaLabs report claims malware boom
One-third of viruses in existence were created this year
ByUK businesses still unaware of data centre carbon footprint
"Completely inadequate" measurement methods being used
ByUK businesses still failing to protect laptops: survey
Creeping consumerisation of IT also causes issues
ByCornwall gets broadband boost
BT helps isolated villages to get connected
ByFirst take: Novell gives up the battle
Attachmate snaps up firm for $2.2bn
ByMegatrends, Microsoft and McAfee: Q&A with John Brigden, Symantec SVP EMEA
CBR catches up with John Brigden from the security giant's EMEA division and talks about cloud, acquisitions and issues…
ByAin’t no stoppin’ us now: Q&A with Andreas König, NetApp’s SVP and general manager, EMEA
Storage player NetApp has seen impressive growth over recent years and has its sights on the number one spot.…
ByBBC warns ISPs over net neutrality
Maintaining an open and neutral internet is critical, says the Beeb
BySupply chain issues costing £1bn a year: survey
Time to get people, process and technology integrated, says Oracle
ByNHS Trust claims first paperless patient records success
£1.4m annual savings on £1.2m investment
ByAmadeus launches SaaS hotel tech platform
Time for the industry to embrace personalisation and customisation, firm says
ByWorkers and bosses clash over mobile policy: study
Cisco survey reveals disconnect over mobile devices and social media access
ByNetApp adds to its ‘shared infrastructure’ vision
New hardware and software to boost cloud push
ByNokia grabs Symbian development control
'Seismic change in mobile market' blamed for shift in strategy
ByBlue Coat takes wraps off new PacketShaper traffic management platform
'Game changer' can differentiate between business and non-business traffic - even if it's from the same URL
ByPublic sector leads the way on data protection awareness, says ICO
But is it time for the ICO to take a tougher stance?
ByTrillium joins the app store brigade
Free data quality apps and rules available online
ByCameron plans east London Silicon Valley
But what about the rest of the UK?
ByGoogle guilty of “significant breach” of Data Protection Act: ICO
But firm will not be fined for collecting sensitive info
BySophos launches Mac antivirus suite
Release reflects growing security fears of Mac users
ByOcado takes delivery of cloud apps from Google
Online retailer signs up for Talk, Docs, Sites, Video and Gmail
ByNightWatchman aims to soothe sleepless PCs
Remote shut down saves energy and money, firm claims
ByVirtualisation being held back by lack of trust?
Companies need a 'change of perspective' to realise full benefits, says survey
ByBMC trumps expectations as revenue climbs
Cloud interest sends profit up 40%
ByCard payments get new security standard
Virtualisation, tokenisation and encryption get top billing
ByWeb worth £100bn to UK economy
Google report highlights online importance
BySAP bullish over 20% revenue jump
But Oracle and Business ByDesign still a sore point
ByDatabases not good enough: survey
Alarming gap between policy and practice could be harming UK businesses
By60% see mainframe taking on new work: survey
Most firms expect to increase Big Iron usage, according to a survey by BMC. So why is the platform…
ByUK consumers willing to pay more for better customer service: survey
It's time to ditch the legacy apps, says RightNow CEO
ByGoogle facing new Wi-Fi snooping probe
Street View cars collected passwords and emails, search giant admits
ByNew Nokia chief dumps 1,800 workers
But better than expected financials lift the gloom
ByGovt swings axe in massive public service cuts
Tech industry reflects on 'unprecedented' and 'dramatic' cuts
ByLifeSize shows off ‘disruptive’ bridging product
16-port device offers lowest price on market, firm says
ByUK facing growing cyber warfare threat
Online attacks present "real and pressing" issue, says government
BySowing the seeds of success
Crop protection and biotechnology firm Syngenta was registering nearly 4,000 new software requests each month. Steve Evans looks at…
ByiPad will send tablet sales soaring, says Gartner
200 million sales in 2014 - but what impact on other mobile devices?
ByThe $10bn man: The strange saga of Mark Hurd, HP and Oracle
HP’s market cap lost $10bn when CEO Mark Hurd left. Steve Evans assesses his track record and looks at…
ByStar goes for plug and play UC
On-demand WorkLife platform aims for 'ignored' SMB space
BySAP takes the fight to Oracle, upgrades NetWeaver
Enterprise software wars heat up
ByMicrosoft suggests ‘quarantine’ for sick PCs
Plan could be 'counter-productive' says security expert
ByBlackBerry use prompts £100m savings at UK police forces
Bobbies spend more time on the beat
ByIBM refreshes storage biz
Big Blue introduces new midrange offering, tiering and deduplication software
ByAcronis debuts SMB cloud backup platform
Wants to get SMBs away from tape
ByTwitter CEO steps aside
COO Costolo takes over as company looks to drive revenue
ByEndeca unveils search/BI combo
Latitude relieves BI backlog, says firm
ByNo glory, just the money: Q&A with Dell OEM Solutions
VP and GM Rick Froehlich talks to CBR about his $1bn business, and why glory is not the aim…
ByVirgin gives business Internet a speed boost
Big Red Internet offers dedicated, uncontended access
ByHDS debuts Virtual Storage Platform
Dynamic Tiering is killer app, firm believes
BySalesforce updates Chatter functionality
More Twitter, Facebook features added
ByDell CEO expects $60bn in revenue; shows off new 7-inch tablet
New Streak unveiled - but boss coy over details
ByOracle outlines Java plans
First chance to hear roadmap since Sun acquisition
ByOracle updates CRM On Demand platform
Improvements in business planning and marketing the main talking points
ByOracle touts Fusion Apps for 2011
Five years in the making for business software
ByOracle promises ‘unbreakable’ Linux offering
Red Hat ain't good enough, says Ellison
ByUpdated: Oracle joins “cloud in a box” party
Stokes up IBM, HP rivalry with Exalogic Elastic Cloud launch
ByInformatica unveils revamped Cloud platform
Data integration in the cloud gets added support, connectivity
ByClearwell unveils all-in-one eDiscovery platform
Lets IT and legal do their thing from single portal
ByNokia dumps boss for Microsoft exec
Redmond's business division head replaces under fire OPK
ByGoogle unveils “instant” search results
Results will appear before you finish typing
ByAnglian Water taps su53 for SAP risk management
Anglian Water has implemented a new governance, risk and compliance (GRC) service from su53 to ensure the security of…
ByDruva brings laptop backup tech to UK market
Firm promises 90% reduction in storage and bandwidth
BySalesforce.com unveils Chatter Mobile
Enterprise social media tool comes to iPhone et al
ByOutsourcing spend on the up: Gartner
Is interest turning into adoption?
ByOracle snaps up former HP boss Mark Hurd
President Charles Phillips makes way
ByAnti-terror USB stick found on street
Top secret info "dynamite" in wrong hands
ByDell walks away from 3PAR deal
Leaves cloudy storage firm to HP
ByBadly configured networks are a hacking dream: survey
IT admins have a lot of work to do
ByOrange calls up HD voice service
No more shouting down the phone?
ByIBM swoops for Unica
Marketing software firm snapped up for $480m
ByOracle hits Google with Android lawsuit
Java at the centre of allegations
ByAEP Networks tackles insider data theft threat
Any worker can use any device
ByReturn on Prevention key for IT managers: survey
Mobile security all about preventing disaster before it strikes
ByVirgin rolls out 10Gbit/s point-to-point connections
A to B without delay, says firm
ByOracle outlines Sparc, Solaris plans
Sun gets the Ellison treatment
ByIntegreon unveils eDiscovery platform
No need for forensic experts to get their hands dirty
ByGoogle and Verizon clarify ‘net neutrality’ talks
Still committed to an open Internet
BySkype preps IPO
VoIP firms hopes for $100m boost
ByBBC staff lose £240k worth of tech gear
Mobiles, laptops and BlackBerry devices go missing
ByApple dumps iPhone exec after antenna fiasco
Shock departure for former IBM man
ByGoogle, Verizon close to net neutrality deal?
Plan would let telecom giant prioritise certain online content
ByAndroid to outstrip iOS by 2012: iSuppli
Proprietary nature of Apple will hold back adoption, says research firm
ByUK tech brands not social on social sites
Old fashioned marketing still primary use
ByZeus 2 targets UK computers
Banking, personal info harvested
BySeeking print perfection
No longer is the humble office printer just a bit of kit that sits in the corner, waiting to…
ByBlackBerry denies Gulf security fears
Smartphone ban likely to begin this week?
ByCheck Point unveils Web 2.0 security tool
Is Big Brother watching you?
ByCloud will spur server spend, says IDC
Private clouds will see wider adoption than public
BySAP users think firm was slow to embrace cloud
Late arrival has cost software giant customers, research reveals
ByNuance talks up new Dragon NaturallySpeaking
Speech recognition software claims improved out of the box accuracy
ByQ&A with IBM’s Steve Mills
In a rare and exclusive interview CBR talks to Steve Mills, senior vice president and group executive, IBM Software,…
ByBDNA brings tech encyclopaedia to the UK
IT Genome Strategy details hardware, software and more
ByCasio survey highlights wasted meeting room millions
We're not just calculators and digital watches, says firm
BySAP reveals strong Q2 growth
Big money deals are back, says software giant
ByOfcom report slams UK broadband speeds
Industry calls for end of 'up to' speeds
ByQ&A with David Jevans, CEO of security firm Ironkey
CBR talks to Ironkey's boss about whether the new ICO rules are a 'joke' and keeping ahead of the…
ByQ&A with Troy McAlpin, CEO and chairman of xMatters
Steve Evans talks to Troy McAlpin about relevance engines and what they mean for today’s enterprises
ByUK businesses and workers split on Enterprise 2.0: study
It's not just about using Facebook in the office
ByMany UK firms still ‘uncomfortable’ with social media use
Twitter is the king of enterprise social media
ByApple feels iPad benefit with another massive quarter
Over three million sold already as revenue record smashed
ByRackspace delivers open source cloud
No vendor lock-in - will this drive cloud adoption?
ByBroadband as important as roads, rail: UK businesses
Stats revealed as government delays broadband rollout
ByDell not keen on flash
Drives are too expensive and lack customer demand
ByM86 warns of Adobe and JavaScript attacks
Splitting to code confuses security tech
ByDesktop virtualisation ‘scares’ people: Dell
Workers don't like what they're not used to
ByPersonal devices posing major threat to UK businesses
‘Napster generation’ lacks respect for IP
ByQ&A with Jon Temple, CEO nlyte
Data centre performance management firm nlyte has seen rapid growth during the recession. CBR talks to CEO Jon Temple
ByRIM unveils BlackBerry Protect security platform
Never fear a lost phone again
ByColt unveils production line data centres
Build and delivery in just four months
ByOracle launches ‘most integrated’ BI platform
Centralised management and single user interface are the big talking points
ByEnterprise security: The changing threat landscape
From web vulnerabilities to email risks and other data leaks, security has never been higher on the agenda. Steve…
ByIBM bolsters security biz with BigFix buy
Systems management and automation firm will slot into Tivoli
ByCisco unveils Cius business tablet
Android-based HD device taps into latest craze
ByBird & Bird BlackBerry backup brings instant RoI
But cloud not yet an option for law firm
ByIBM plays up biz analytics space
Big Blue pumps $12bn into R&D and acquisitions
ByITV website struggles with World Cup demand
But the BBC is holding up well under traffic onslaught
ByIBM serves up Wimbledon app
Augmented reality app to make tennis comp fully interactive
ByBusinesses in the south lead the digital charge
Northern companies still favour traditional comms channels
ByBack to the future
Although many have been predicting the death of the PC for a while now, desktop virtualisation has yet to…
ByPentaho unveils On-Demand BI platform
72-hour challenge will offer service road test
ByQ&A: Philippe Courtot, CEO, Qualys
Steve Evans talks to the CEO and founder of on-demand security firm Qualys about what his rivals are doing…
By‘More with less’ still tops UK CIO agenda
Three years of cost cutting ahead
ByBlue Coat warns of World Cup network collapse
Football-mad workers will tie up connections
ByThin clients can offer 50% savings for SMBs: study
Maintenance, hardware costs main benefits
ByiPad not yet ready for enterprise use: Motion Computing
Tablet market is very particular, and iPad may not fit
ByUK bosses fear complexity gap
IBM study reveals data explosion worries
ByJuniper’s New Network helps industry play catch-up
Closing the innovation gap is essential for cloud computing, founder says
BySchool tech body scrapped
Becta to close in government cuts
ByYahoo and Nokia announce web services link
Firms battle to regain market share from Apple, Google, RIM
ByJuniper founder questions Cisco’s strategy
Cisco's strategy of pushing beyond its networking stronghold could lead to the company losing its focus, according to Pradeep…
ByConfusion reigns over CRC scheme
Firms want to comply but IT hands are tied, survey finds
ByDell calls for universal cyber security action
Rules of engagement need to be drawn up
ByGeneral election has missed social media opportunity
Parties lack structure, strategy, says StrongMail boss
ByUK firms lack cutting edge IT approach
Keeping the lights on holding back new tech
ByQ&A: Webroot CEO Dick Williams
Steve Evans talks to the new boss at anti-virus and anti-spyware firm Webroot about standing out from the crowd…
ByApple iPad sales hit one million
Tablet device reaches milestone after just a month
ByInternet Explorer shedding users
Is Microsoft losing the browser war?
ByDemand for e-voting surges as election looms
But Twitter and Facebook may not have the impact many predict
ByVirtual Instruments peers into SAN performance
Boosts utilisation and availability, says firm
ByQ&A: Pat Clawson, Lumension CEO
Lumension has embraced what it calls intelligent application whitelisting. Pat Clawson talks to Steve Evans at Infosec 2010.
ByCyber-Ark aims to police the police
Access management to stop network snooping
ByHP snaps up Palm in $1.2bn deal
Is webOS key to the deal?
BySAP bounces back as profits double
Our customers trust us again, says EMEA boss
ByMcAfee updates enterprise firewall line
Aims to tackle Web 2.0 threats
ByCellcrypt secures mobile to office calls
Encryption tech can protect sensitive data
ByQ&A with Mark Heraghty, MD of Virgin Media Business
The ntl:Telewest Business brand has finally been replaced by Virgin Media Business. Managing director Mark Heraghty speaks to Steve…
ByYouTube celebrates fifth birthday
But what impact is it having on corporate bandwidth?
BySteria unveils cloud on command
New offering can provision computing power in 30 minutes
BySMB tech spending on the bounce
Virtualisation, SaaS and CRM top the shopping list
BySAS debuts social media analytics tool
Listen in on Twitter, Facebook et al
ByJade Jumps into mobility ecosystem
Mobile enterprise data communications firm Jade has unveiled a new mobility workflow application ecosystem, which it claims can connect…
ByCheck Point adds DLP to security portfolio
Tech can drive down data loss incidents by 99%, firm says
ByFather of Java James Gosling quits Oracle
‘Culture clash’ claims another victim
ByPalm courting buyers: report
HTC rumoured to be interested in struggling mobile firm
ByMicrosoft readies bumper Patch Tuesday
IT admins should get ready now
ByRecommind secures law firm search win
Clifford Chance centralises on MindServer
ByA10 Networks tackles web address shortage
IPv4 pool is nearly empty – time for IPv6
ByQ&A with Andrew Henderson, MD of GrIDsure
Andrew Henderson, authentication software vendor GrIDsure’s new managing director, talks to CBR about the challenges facing him and the…
ByClifford steps into CEO role at Micro Focus
Ex-Symbian boss replaces Kelly
ByMPs pass Digital Economy Bill
Controversial act rushed through pre-election wash-up
ByFacebook users slam privacy changes
Social network’s reaction ‘stinks’
ByCisco beefs up UCS platform
Data Centre 3.0 portfolio unveiled
ByWi-Fi glitch mars Apple iPad launch
Users report poor Internet connection
ByUK firms lack data centre tools for virtualisation projects
Reducing costs still tops the agenda
ByGoogle stops censoring China search results
Firm “totally wrong” says Chinese official
ByVeeam claims reliable backup tech
SureBackup offers full VM recoverability
ByQuarter of UK kids admit hacking
Mostly for fun or something more sinister?
ByBusinesses embracing Windows 7
Adoption boost for Microsoft
ByRuckus unveils sub-$500 APs
Better price/performance than Cisco, says firm
ByPhishing attacks on the rise
Spammers using news to trap victims, says Symantec
BySecurity chiefs ‘must learn to speak C-level language’
Their voice should be heard during cloud project, says IDC
ByCisco beefs up web speeds with new router
CRS-3 will cope with video traffic explosion, firm says
ByDell revamps Vostro laptop line
Security and support top the list
ByUK firms failing to backup data
Acronis research reveals alarming practices
ByInformatica pushes cloud-based data integration
Not just a hosted version of software, firm claims
ByRightNow aims to change SaaS contract world
Issues cloud challenge to Oracle, salesforce.com to follow suit
ByTwitter hits 10 billion
But big biz slow to catch on
ByWhat now for MySQL?
With the EU approving Oracle’s takeover of Sun Microsystems, Steve Evans looks at what the future may hold for…
BySecurity worries holding back cloud adoption: IBM
Thinking about it at start of project is key to success, says Big Blue