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Mobility must-haves: the case for Unified Endpoint Management
What does a Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) platform need to be capable of today, and is a broader end-to-end service now a must-have for mobile workforces?
US federal agencies warn organisations of global hacking campaign by North Korean Kimsuky group
The group is specifically interested in gaining intelligence on issues related to the Korean peninsula
AMD agrees to buy Xilinx for $35 billion
Both firms expect the deal to close at the end of 2021
'Now more than ever leadership needs to recognise the value of rest' - Women in Tech Festival speaker Dr Nerina Ramlakhan
Physiologist Dr Ramlakhan tells Computing how she’s helping businesses prevent burnout during lockdown, and her hopes for next month’s Women in Tech Festival
Trade group warns that key Brexit IT system will miss transition deadline
The Association of Freight Software Suppliers says it is "unrealistic" to expect users to be trained on any new system by the end of the year
Zoom's end-to-end encryption feature now available to users globally
Zoom's new end-to-end encryption uses the same 256-bit AES-GCM encryption used to secure Zoom meetings
SAP: weak forecast sends valuation plummeting by $35 billion in one day
SAP will focus on cloud growth in the future - but currently faces a revenue delay as customers are avoiding risky cloud migrations
'Too many tools, too much noise' - CIOs bemoan tool sprawl and monitoring challenges
A group of IT leaders at a recent Computing virtual roundtable discusses cloud and monitoring strategies, with most seeing issues with too many tools and dashboards giving rise to information overload, often burying critical data
Tesco trials drone delivery service
The UK's largest supermarket chain will run the pilot project for nearly six months
Oracle announces new dual-region UK Government Cloud operating from data centres in London and Wales
Data centres in England and Wales are linked by a high speed backbone
Hackers demand €500 ransom from patients after compromising psychotherapy centre
Patients started receiving personal demands after Finnish clinic Vastaamo refused to pay €450,000
Solving sprawl: how to deal with the technology boom
Rising technology adoption also increases complexity and lowers estate visibility. This webinar will discuss how organisations can handle their inceasingly disparate IT estates
US blacklists Russian research institute over dangerous Triton malware
The malware was used to target a petrochemical facility in the Saudi Arabia in 2017
Tibco's Information Builders acquisition 'most significant one and the largest in our recent history' says CEO Dan Streetman
The coming together of two long-established enterprise data management firms will bring broad new capabilities to bear on Tibco's core areas of focus.
How to create a culture of ownership for IT issues
Overworked service desks are no substitute for skilled IT professionals optimising the solutions they helped to build
EU levies sanctions against Russian military intelligence officials over cyber attack
The EU says a significant amount of data was stolen in the attack, which compromised German Chancellor Angela Merkel's emails
Russian APT group 'Energetic Bear' attacking state and local networks
There's no evidence to suggest that the group has been able to compromise the integrity of elections data
IT services provider Sopra Steria suffers cyber attack
Ironically, the firm has a specialist unit dedicated to protecting clients' sensitive information
PayPal to offer cryptocurrency support on its network
But cryptocurrency payments will be settled in traditional fiat currencies with merchants not touching the digital currencies
Road to Covid-19 app development was 'bumpy and painful,' says head of NHSX
The app was released in England and Wales last month after much delays
Congratulations to the winners of the Digital Technology Leaders Awards 2020
The world has needed these people and projects more than ever this year
Iran is sending emails to intimidate voters, US officials claim
The message warns recipients with consequences if they don't vote for Trump in 2020 Presidential Election
Chinese tech firms want regulators to curb Nvidia's Arm deal
Chinese companies are worried that the deal would give Nvidia too much control over fundamental chip technology
What's in store on Day 3 of the IT Leaders Festival?
AI in defence, Robots in government, AI/ML: the RoI question, the coming role of the Dark Net in everyday life, ask a CIO ... and more
