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Many companies are still not applying the best technologies, policies and procedures to ensure sensitive data is protected in the cloud

Media company will give undergraduates a taster day at its headquarters to attract the best tech talent

BT Group’s plans to give Openreach greater independence share some common ground with Ofcom’s recommendations, but will this be enough to ease its rivals’ anti-competitive concerns?

As the way people consume media content is changing, so the BBC is adapting to new audiences, as Jon Page, head of operations for BBC Research and Development, describes

British hackers, including members of Anonymous, have been tried in the UK, despite causing serious damage to US computer systems, a court hears

Irish court hearing triggered by Austrian law student Max Schrems could have huge implications for EU-US trade and the data privacy rights of millions of EU citizens

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange has installed first ever ERP system. CIO Eldad Hershtig explains his strategic choices and implementation path

Cyber criminals have accessed some O2 customer accounts to steal personal details and offer them for sale, but O2 says it was not breached and password re-use is to blame

The corporate network is coming under strain as employees bring their own devices into the workplace and businesses make more use of cloud services

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