Opinion
Can more be done to combat the rise and apparent success of ransomware attacks?
What is behind the rising ransomware threat, and what can businesses do to combat it?
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
Why customer service teams are crying out for artificial intelligence
Chatbots may be limited for now, but they are learning fast says Feefo's Matt West
Inside bet365: The rise of the Multilingual Development Environment
Bet365 has moved from a Java dominated hub to a multilingual development environment, adopting languages such as Erlang, Go and Elixir, says bet365's Andrew Deane
So, Elon Musk wants to ban AI from military weapons? No chance, argues Peter Cochrane
Intelligence, whether artificial or not, will always find its way to the top regardless of the barriers we try to put in its way, warns BT's former CTO Peter Cochrane
The importance of secure communication in the workplace
Wire's Alan Duric on the necessity of end-to-end encryption
The true cost of unstructured 'dark data' in the GDPR era
Kazoup's Johan Holder warns that unmanaged, unstructured data will pose major risks to organisations when the GDPR comes into force in just nine months
Not all machine learning is created equal
Kevin Gidney of Seal Software talks about the training and work that must go alongside machine learning
The rise of the containers-as-a-service platform
SUSE's Danny Rowark examines how - and why - the CaaS platform emerged, and what it can do for organisations' IT infrastructure
NHS must ensure £21m cybersecurity fund is spent in the right places
The NHS needs to invest in cyber defences that can adapt to changing threats, argues Malcolm Murphy
Brexit: a survival strategy for CIOs
Navigating Brexit is likely to be a white-water ride for many organisations; however, this three-stage plan for CIOs will help businesses to navigate the rapids.
Peter Cochrane: The 'war of the wireless antennas' won't be won without a fundamental rethink
The release of wireless spectrum is one thing, but how can antenna technology efficiently manage the many different bands and technologies? Peter Cochrane suggests that it can't
You and I are just as important as bots in the fight against cybercrime
As hackers get more inventive, we need new and diverse ways of countering their advances. Bots are one part of our defence, but we cannot overlook the importance of people in beating the hackers, argues Laura Flack, Head of Digital Safety at Barclays...
Office 365: are you spending too much?
Without proactive management of SaaS applications, organisations face rising fees and increased exposure to compliance risks, says Matt Fisher
In our on-demand society instant business is an expectation
There's a growing demand for instant access plug and play solutions from startups, says Sean Harrison Smith
GDPR and big data - friends or foes?
Is the GDPR a guiding light to the benefits of big data, or its death knell?
'As a service' model will create an accessible and future proof Internet of Things
Nick Sacke, head of products and IoT at Comms365, believes that the IoT is on the cusp of mass deployment, as organisations leverage low power wide area networking (LPWAN) and new IoT as a Service deployment models to achieve fast, low risk and low cost...
2.5 million years in the making - time to get UC right
Rob Pickering of IPCortex asks: why don't our communication apps match the way that our brains work?
Investing in mobility for profit and productivity
Organisations can derive tangible benefits from a mature approach to enterprise mobility, argues Richard Anstey
The big problem in big data: a lack of skills
A lack of skilled analysts has hamstrung the industry at a time when the demand to adopt AI and big data analytics has never been higher, says Aaron Auld
UK businesses are overlooking a great cybersecurity resource: Government assistance
The Government is making a concerted effort to encourage more businesses to seek guidance on mitigating cyber threats - but are they listening?
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
GDPR - don't ditch the data
Peter Ruffley, chairman at Zizo, warns against the danger of letting IT departments have full say over GDPR compliance, at the risk of losing important data
What is the future of the CIO role?
Consultant and former head of IT at Durham County Council Phil Jackman wants small businesses to think before recruiting
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