Cloud and Infrastructure
The email security imbalance: how much do intrusions now outweigh spend?
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TSB brings in IBM in attempt to resolve IT crisis
Failed system upgrade which resulted in customers being able to access one another's accounts now being investigated by IBM
GDPR: One month to go - what's left still to do?
Iland's Frank Krieger runs down some of the issues that organisations will have to sort out before 25 May
EU plans 'in-depth' investigation into Apple's acquisition of Shazam
Commission concerned that Apple could 'turn off' Shazam referrals to rivals
Don't pitch transformational ideas if you don't have trust, warns financial services CIO
Tom Clark, CIO of Leeds Building Society explains how and when to pitch ideas to the board, speaking at Computing's recent Cloud and Infrastructure Summit North
Computing Cloud Review 2018
What's the role of cloud in data centre strategy, and what are the longer term impacts of serverless on container technology? Find out here
How the DWP is ridding itself of 40 years of technical debt
The DWP's IT estate had become convoluted and complex after four decades of outsourcing, but virtualisation and the public cloud is cutting through the tangle
End-to-end monitoring the answer to inceased complexity issues
Matt Haberle, business operations manager EMEA, LogicMonitor, tells the audience at Computing's Cloud and Infrastructure Summit North, that monitoring can help the pain associated with complexity and outages
Cloud is now 'critical national infrastructure', according to expert panel
The cloud is now so ubiquitous for business that it must be protected and regulated
CIO: 'Cloud lock-in is easy to stumble towards, hard to get out of'
Julian Burnett, former CIO of House of Fraser, discusses cloud strategy at Computing's Cloud and Infrastructure Summit North
86 per cent of cloud migration fears are still data breaches and loss
Is GDPR still stoking fears?
With cloud costs accelerating, visibility and automation are essential to retaining control
Containing the cost of cloud services
Newcastle IT sector salaries boom as digital skills shortages bite
Newcastle and the North East now the fourth-highest paying region in the UK after London, the South East and East Anglia
Sue internet giants over 'online crime', urges chief constable
Chief constable of Devon and Cornwall Police urges victims of crime to sue Facebook, Google and others over crimes facilitated via their platforms
Case study: How Ocado Technology became Diversity Employer of The Year
While Ocado runs a number of diversity initiatives, both internally and externally, the key to success is down to targeting, according to Anne Marie Neatham and Karyn McComiskie-Wood
Microsoft beefs up protection for Office 365 users, including ransomware recovery
Microsoft adds specific features to help users recover files from malicious attacks including ransomware
Microsoft investigates causes of Europe-wide Office 365 outage
Friday email outage for Microsoft Office 365 users
Facebook: Cambridge Analytica got its hands on the details of 87 million users
Zuckerberg admits Facebook 'should have done more' to prevent the data leaks
Azure's Pelican cloud storage system casts shadow over tape
Microsoft is working to add a new tier of disk-based storage that is faster and easier to integrate than tape
Key GDS functions 'transferred' from Cabinet Office to DCMS following digital turf war
Evisceration of Government Digital Service confirmed over Easter by Prime Minister's statement to Parliament
NHS to make all referrals digital in a bid to cut the number of missed patient appointments
The system will come into force on 1st October
How the Home Office moved immigration services to the cloud
Last year's cloud services award winners, the Home Office moved to AWS to future-proof its operations
EU antitrust authorities threaten to break up Google
EU threat to break-up Google over fears about its dominance and claims of anti-competitive practices
GDPR: Google to demand that publishers gain consent from users on its behalf when using Google's ad technology
Google to make publishers responsible for obtaining consent for third-party websites and apps that rely on Google tech for ads
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