David Cameron and George Osborne targeted in HP lobbying campaign over Autonomy
All going to plan, but we need to do something about Angler and Dridex
Accountants, law firms and contractor representatives speak out on the Chancellor's leaked tax plans for contractors
IT contractors the 'collateral damage' in Chancellor George Osborne's attack on stars' and civil servants' tax avoidance
If GDS worked with local councils it could save the taxpayer millions of pounds a year, says Phil Rumens, vice chair of LocalGov Digital
Government specifies which type of projects capital receipts can be spent on
Simon Colvin, partner at law firm Pinsent Masons, and Justin Chan, the firm's legal director, discuss what the recent government spending review means for public-sector suppliers, and the UK's citizens
IT security experts warn that without proper cyber security investment, the Trident Nuclear Missle system could be hacked
ITI CEO Dean Garfield argues that creating backdoors would help criminals
As fears over cyber terrorism grow, Microsoft wades into the cyber-security conversation