Cloud and Infrastructure
Facebook hands over 3,000 Russia-linked ads. So what next?
Zuckerberg should employ a "team of moaners and cynics".
DevOps is key to British Gas's cloud migration
A DevOps way of working has meant that British Gas is able to build an agile microservices architecture
How does DR differ from backup?
Having a solid disaster recovery plan is crucial to survival
How do you tie together cloud and on-prem?
The hybrid cloud must be managed correctly to make the most of what it offers
How enterprises are using cloud access security brokers (CASB) to take back control
Skyhigh Networks' Nigel Hawthorn explains the type of controls that CASB can facilitate
Cloud Excellence Awards 2017 - and the winners are...
An exciting evening saw some of the best companies in the cloud industry awarded for their achievements
We need a hyper-cloud
The cloud needs an overarching management layer, argues FCA's Ajwat Hassan
Rigorous standardisation the key to any shift into the cloud, advises IBM
"When you try and bend cloud into a shape it was never intended to take on you lose all the benefits," warns IBM's John Easton
'The biggest challenge in cloud is culture, not technology', says Oracle
John Abel, head of technology and cloud UK, Ireland and Israel at Oracle also admits that cloud isn't cheaper, and that it can represent a risk to CIOs, and the wider IT department
How HMRC did DevOps
Andrew Sheppard, product owner, digital tax platform at HMRC explains that the taxman never set out to work in a DevOps way, it just happened...
Computing Cloud & Infrastructure Review 2017
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The last gasp of the no-cloud strategy
Cloud may not be the answer to everything, but it's now part of the furniture finds Computing's research
GDPR: Privacy must be designed in to every system, says Chef
Chef encourages IT leaders to automate GDPR automation, and break the cycle of ensuring compliance at the time of every audit, and forgetting about it the rest of the time
Businesses need to transform to keep pace with changing ecosystems, says Oracle's John Abel
The cloud is one of the world's most important business technologies today
GDPR: Should you keep potentially useful data or delete it?
Data from 17th century ships' logs is still used today in weather research. Under GDPR, should it be deleted?
Twilio Studio eases customer communication by tweaking existing apps
Business teams can use Studio to change in-app customer engagement experiences after they have been built
The big cloud three: which are businesses choosing?
AWS, Azure and Google lead the public cloud pack but what do they offer that's unique
The market can't - and won't - deal with IT security, it must be regulated, argues Bruce Schneier
Regulate the security practices of companies that store data, fine them if they fail to comply and let people sue if companies spill personal information, argues Schneier
Equifax CEO called to testify to Congress as the company is likened to Enron
Equifax facing multiple investigations
Equifax confirms unpatched Apache Struts flaw was exploited in massive data breach
Apache Struts patch released two months before hackers struck
Inenco chooses SnapLogic customer experience platform
Energy consultancy selects SnapLogic Enterprise Integration Cloud
How to Drive Innovation in Fast Moving Markets: Inside bet365's Mobile Development
Alan Reed, Head of Systems Development, Sports at bet365 discusses the role data has to play in his organisation's mobile development strategy
IBM signs $135m Watson predictive maintenance deal with US Army
Watson will be used to optimise the repair and maintenance of the army's vehicles
What do CIOs look for in a technology partner?
Three CIOs discuss the traits they want to see if they're going to engage with a partner in a major technology deal
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