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Stuart Sumner is editor of Computing.

Previously he spent 12 years in the IT industry as a programme manager, where he was responsible for the delivery of corporate WAN rollouts for global blue-chip companies.

Stuart has also written for Time Out and IPC Media, and in his spare time writes scripted comedy for TV and radio.

Articles & blogs by Stuart Sumner

Microsoft Surface Pro - Review

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Computing gets its hands on the new Surface Pro, and asks whether this is the one-size-fits-all device enterprises have been waiting for
15 May 2013

US data breach exposes 160,000 social security numbers

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Vulnerability in Adobe ColdFusion app server used to break into official system
13 May 2013

US government will take your data even without the Patriot Act

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Cloud expert says that firms shouldn't worry about the Patriot Act, the US has other means if it decides it wants your data
08 May 2013

Interview: Paul Woobey, CIO, Office for National Statistics

Woobey discusses big data, how Oracle Exadata has improved budgetary calculations tenfold, and why he won't use the cloud
08 May 2013

Influence: Client refresh

This documentary explores the various options open to firms refreshing their client estates this year, including desktops, laptops, Ultrabooks, tablets, smartphones and desktop virtualisation
01 May 2013

The face of Modern ERP

Dan Matthews, CTO of IFS, explains how enterprise software is stepping up to address mobile business
29 Apr 2013

Interview: Sarah Leslie, Iglo Foods CIO

Sarah Leslie, CIO of Iglo Foods Group - which operates the Birds Eye brand in the UK - explains why she feels confident in outsourcing her data centres to the cloud in the post-2e2 era
29 Apr 2013

H4cked Off: Why austerity shouldn't apply to cyber security

Stuart Sumner explains why failing to properly invest in cyber security isn't an economy, it's a gamble
25 Apr 2013

The right to be forgotten is unrealistic, says ICO

Deputy Information Commissioner David Smith compares right to be forgotten online to attempting to expunge a criminal record
24 Apr 2013

ICO: Europe's prescriptive approach to data protection won't work in the UK

Deputy Information Commissioner David Smith warns that the new data protection regulation currently going through European Parliament won't suit the UK, and may not even be agreed
24 Apr 2013

Big Data Summit 2013: Addressing the challenges of real-time analytics

Intel's Alan Priestly discusses real-time analytics at Computing's recent Big Data Summit, and takes questions from the audience
10 Apr 2013

The road to big data discovery

Kevin Long of Teradata UK discusses the potential within big data, and how to unlock it
10 Apr 2013

Google's privacy woes are just the beginning

Jaclyn Wilkins of law firm Charles Russell LLP examines the investigation into Google's privacy policies and asks: which tech firm will be next?
10 Apr 2013

Cyber criminals target UK banking sector

Shylock, a type of banking malware, has been overhauled by its developers and has been found to be targeting the UK financial sector
08 Apr 2013

Big Data Summit - Insight from the experts

Speakers and other experts from Computing's recent Big Data Summit 2013 provide their insights into big data
05 Apr 2013