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User acceptance: the biggest I&AM hurdle
The holy grail of I&AM is to actually improve the user experience while making the business more secure, but most organisations are a long way from that
Industry experts discuss disparities in cloud ERP
The webinar will delve into cloud versus SaaS deployment environments, and how you can utilise IT skills to boost your business
US Justice Department indicts Iranian, Chinese and Malaysian hackers for targeting hundreds of individuals and organisations
Malaysian nationals allegedly helped Chinese hackers in their attempts to intrude into the networks of American firms
Shortlist announced for Cloud Excellence Awards 2020
Making the the shortlist is more impressive than ever at a time when so many companies are celebrating cloud success
NatWest apologises for another banking outage, says services now back up and running
The technical glitch left thousands of customers unable to use digital services of the bank
Saving lives with IT
Jonathan Ritchie, CIO of Mastercall Healthcare, explains how Bluetooth-connected devices can be used to remotely triage patients, potentially saving the NHS time and money, and saving lives
US antitrust lawmakers question Google over its online advertising dominance
Hearing comes a month after US Congress House Antitrust Subcommittee grilled chief executives of Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon
Apple launches new iPad, Watch and workout platform - but there's no mention of iPhone 12
Says its new iPad Air is six times faster than the top-selling Chromebook
Chinese state-sponsored cyber actors are targeting bugs in F5, Citrix, Pulse and Microsoft Exchange Servers, US agencies warn
Organisations need to patch their systems immediately, they advise
Exploit code for 'Zerologon' bug impacting Windows Netlogon Remote Protocol published on Github
The vulnerability could allow an attacker to have access to an organisation's Active Directory domain controllers
Deskflix: Who are you and how can I be sure?
Identity and access management can be a tricky balancing act to get right
ByteDance not interested in selling TikTok's US operations to Microsoft or Oracle
Reports pour cold water on earlier stories that Oracle had been accepted as a buyer
Chinese intelligence is building detailed profiles on tens of thousands of citizens worldwide, leaked database suggests
Names include 52,000 Americans, 35,000 Australians, 10,000 Indians, 9,700 British, 5,000 Canadians, 1,400 Malaysians and 793 New Zealanders
Nvidia to buy Arm for $40 billion
Arm will retain its headquarters in Cambridge and receive more support from Nvidia for its R&D efforts
UK to launch supercomputing 'nanosatellites' into orbit
The nanosatellites are true supercomputers and part of a joint project between the UKSA and ESA
Are you a 'super-resilient' digital leader?
How can you create a safe environment that enables failure, innovation and growth within the team? Find out at the IT Leaders Festival 2020
Microsoft publishes Fluid Framework source code on GitHub
Fluid Framework is a Typescript library used to build real-time collaborative web applications
Huawei to bring Harmony OS to smartphones next year
Huawei will open-source the OS in a bid to accelerate adoption
Equinix reveals ransomware infection, services unaffected
The attack seems to have infected business systems, not data centres software
Microsoft previews Azure's automatic VM guest patching feature
The new capability allows Azure to automatically update Windows virtual machine against vulnerabilities
UK's National Data Strategy aims to create jobs and encourage Smart Data
The government plans to hire 500 data analysts by the end of 2021
Apple to announce Apple Watch Series 6 and new iPad Air on 15th September, report
The event will be streamed live on the company's website from Apple Park campus in Cupertino
How to quickly identify and stop the latest phishing techniques
Join us to learn about the newest techniques deployed by attackers
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