Hospitals targeted using camouflaged old malware
Specialised devices running older versions of operating systems are becoming critical points of cyber attack vulnerability, warns TrapX Security
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Solid state storage in the datacentre: More than a flash in the pan
As IT organisations transform their datacentres to meet the efficiency and agility demands of the digital enterprise, flash storage is increasingly viewed as a key element
Intel considers sale of security business
Intel is reportedly considering the sale of its security business to generate capital as the company restructures
Micro-segmentation key to new approach to infosec, says Unisys
Micro-segmentation enables organisations to improve data security at reasonable cost without compromising agility, governance, risk and compliance, says Unisys
Brexit could affect talent pipeline for games industry
The gaming industry holds concerns that leaving the European Union will affect access to games development talent
UK IT community rocked but keeping calm in face of Brexit
The UK IT sector reacts with alarm, tempered by a calm pragmatism, to the British Referendum verdict to leave the European Union. Reporting by the Computer Weekly team
Netherlands rushes to mobile payments
Following the wave of e-commerce that has swept the Netherlands, there is a surge to use mobile payment systems
Ransomware is helping make the cyber threat real
The Scottish government is working to help businesses understand and manage the cyber security risk
Local Government Ombudsman moves to cloud network service
Ombudsman service is on the way to realising 30% cost savings with 50% faster connectivity after procuring a cloud telephony service through G-Cloud
Most influential women in UK IT 2016: Rising Stars
Computer Weekly reveals the judges’ choice for the 2016 most influential women in UK IT Rising Stars. Special thanks to the Salesforce Foundation for extending its support to our 2016 Rising Stars