Communications
Bristol SMBs gain 1Gbps 'full fibre' network access through local council and HNS
The network covers most of the city and will bring FTTP connections to local businesses
Investing in mobility for profit and productivity
Organisations can derive tangible benefits from a mature approach to enterprise mobility, argues Richard Anstey
Google reveals extent of UK investment
Cloud giant appears not to be dissuaded from further UK investment by Brexit
Bamboo brings UC providers together for Tracscare
Bamboo is helping the healthcare support company move from seven providers to just one
Magala adware can costs SMBs thousands
The malware generates false clicks on advertising, blurring the line between Trojan and adware
DigiPlex: Virtualisation is an opportunity, not a threat, for data centre operators
The cloud needs data centres to survive
ICO's annual report highlights GDPR and importance of digital economy
The regulator has taken on a new leadership team, including a brand new Information Comissioner
WhatsApp in the NHS: symptomatic of a few poor choices, or a chronic problem?
Web-based contextual communications can replace existing unified communications tools to aid traceability and raise security at work, argues Rob Pickering
Fuze: innovation comes from the younger generation, and it's up to you to recruit them
82 per cent of IT leaders think that employing young people is beneficial to the workplace
New internet DRM standard approved by W3C in 'compromise' that critics say favours content providers
HTML5 and 'encrypted media extensions' will at least mean that Flash and Silverlight can be put up against a wall and shot
NetScout monitors infrastructure with new version of nGeniusPULSE
Combined with nGeniusONE, the tool monitors applications and network health
SpyDealer takes control of Android phones and steals data from encrypted messaging apps
Malware is distributed via compromised wireless networks, not the Play Store
AdGholas leverages Astrum EK in latest malvertising campaign
Fake websites look almost identical to the real thing, going so far as to clone genuine adverts
CityFibre prepares to enter residential market with £185 million expansion
CityFibre operates a full fibre-to-the-home/premises service, competing with BT's Openreach
CAST looks to system analysis to predict threats
New tool is said identify vulnerabilities and eliminate false positives
Managing visibility of UC deployments can pre-empt disruptions
ThousandEyes tracks both SIP and RTP layers to avoid issues
NetScout 'embraces disruption' by scrapping proprietary hardware in PFS
The PFS 5000 models are software-driven and use an open platform
NotPetya is designed to destroy, says Malwarebytes
"It is a scam and you will never get your money back"
'NotPetya' ransomware hits '2,000 organisations' in WannaCry-style global outbreak
Attack uses multiple vectors, including NSA exploit EternalBlue
Only 10 per cent of SMBs are using unified comms
Unified comms use is still low amongst SMBs, but more than two-thirds want to adopt UC systems
Vodafone UK signs 5G radio technology deal with Ericsson
Vodafone keen to be seen pioneering 5G communications in the UK
Juniper follows Cisco in network automation
Cloud-Grade Networking is built on the tenets of platform-first; disaggregation; a Self-Driving Network™; and pervasive security.
Mark Phelps of Node4: Collaboration is the growth engine of the economy
Collaboration is key to attract and keep new workers
Cisco's new network promises to protect against attacks hidden in encrypted data
But it's still signature-based
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