BT to oversee integration of physical and IT security systems at the Metropolitan Police
The government's new cyber security strategy faces plenty of challenges
Is the UK’s first national cyber security strategy up to the task of co-ordinating the country’s response to digital threats? Computing investigates
Large corporates are being drawn to managed services as the recession bites deeper
Bill prepared for Queen's Speech to enable universal 2Mbit/s broadband service
Six-year framework agreement will see a move to next-generation IP communications
Police need to focus on ways of sharing information to improve chances in fight against cyber crime
Virgin Media reduces application management, while increasing web service reliability and security
Key statutory procedures delayed, raising further doubts about future of controversial programme
Minister ordered to House of Commons to respond to Tory questions
Centralisation of large-scale IT systems intended to improve operations
New plan will aim to increase risk monitoring and information sharing capabilities
Computing examines the winners and losers in the government’s plan for the future role of technology throughout the UK, and asks IT experts for their opinion on the report and its recommendations
Firms holding personal data must be open with customers and accountable for errors
Reports name senior civil servant in new post to oversee UK defence against cyber attacks
What will you do when your yoghurt pot starts talking to you? Mass RFID deployment on consumer products prompts EU to prepare legislation
Many experts are underwhelmed at the opportunities for enterprise IT from the wide-ranging report
A string of recent product launches suggests Google and Microsoft have stopped sparring and are now ready to slug it out in the enterprise arena
Privacy watchdog needs greater powers and snooping laws must be reformed, says committee
Necessary security is not turned on in default settings, claim experts
Regus chief executive Mark Dixon tells Computing how his firm is helping support an increasingly mobile workforce
"Britain will be the broadband capital," said Gordon Brown. We look at what Digital Britain will really mean
London School of Economics report says new laws will treat every electronic communication as suspicious
Government to impose 50p per month levy on fixed copper lines to pay for links in areas where fibre connectivity is not economically viable
Government CIO given new powers to sign off Whitehall IT projects, and new fast-track purchasing process will encourage smaller, innovative suppliers to take part
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