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HMRC seeks commercial contract expert in £95k job to oversee post-Aspire IT deals
New hire at HMRC expected to help in shift from single biggest IT outsourcing deal in Europe to a portfolio of 200+ suppliers
Financial Conduct Authority seeking three IT leaders to support IT transformation and manage supplier relations
FCA is seeking a head of regulatory systems and two divisional service leads
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
Mike Bracken slams government decision to shift data policy-making from GDS to DCMS
'Moving it to the Department of Fun, run by a minister who was forced to change the data privacy on his own app doesn't make sense,' says Bracken
US business warned about new chip-based card fraud
Fraudsters intercepting corporate debit cards in the post in order to replace their chips
Apple's redesigned Mac Pro won't arrive until 2019
Despite rumours it would be coming this year
Major technology firms warn that Brexit will pose 'significant threat' to business
IBM has said that the UK could easily lose its position as an AI and cyber-security leader
Windows 10 Build 17639 will provide 'Skip Ahead' insiders with better support for Sets
Build 17639 will see Windows 10 go even more 'tabby'
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
Almost half of UK businesses are vulnerable to IoT hacking
IT managers often neglect to change the default password - but want to increase the spend on IoT devices
HM Land Registry processes UK's first-ever digital mortgage
First-ever digitally signed deed signed using Gov.UK Verify identity service
Microsoft to spend $5bn on IoT projects over the next four years
Microsoft's IoT initiative intended to feed its Azure cloud
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
PayPal fraudster's £50,000 in Bitcoin seized on proceeds of crime confiscation
Gabriele Pearson sentenced to 15-month jail term last week among the first to have Bitcoins confiscated under Proceeds of Crime Act
Intel: Don't expect a Spectre V2 patch any time soon - if at all - for older CPUs
Patch too difficult to practically implement, warns Intel
Flights across Europe return to normal following IT system crash at Eurocontrol
15,000 flights affected by computer crash on Tuesday night
Huawei describes US claims that its networking products are security risks as 'nonsense'
Allegations 'simply aren't true... We pose no security threat in any country' claims Huawei in a statement
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
US Homeland Security uncover electronic surveillance devices in use in Washington DC
IMSI catchers in the US capital appear to be ordinary cell towers, but are intercepting phone calls
Apple to dump Intel in 2020 to shift Macs to in-house designed ARM-based CPUs
Not the first time claims that Apple is planning to dump Intel have surfaced
Intel unveils its 'most powerful' Core i9 CPUs for laptops
Coffee Lake Core i9 CPUs sporting six cores and 4.8GHz 'boost' clock speed intended for high-end laptops
Universities targeted for cryptojacking by both hackers and students, claims IT security firm
Higher education sector not doing enough to combat IT security risks, claims Vectra
Poor coding and GUI caused America's largest-ever telephone outage
Poorly coded critical system helped Level 3 to accidentally blacklist itself
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