How emails sent to and from Parliament are monitored
Government officials deny that emails sent by MPs are open to surveillance by GCHQ and NSA - we examine the evidence
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‘Considerable risk’ if Post Office replaced Horizon system, says chairman
Post Office chairman Tim Parker says there would be ‘considerable risk’ associated with changing its Horizon computer system
Saudi hackers claim Mark Zuckerberg’s social media accounts
A hacking group based in Saudi Arabia claims to have accessed several social media accounts belonging to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg
Government reaches accord over ESN in National Parks England
The Home Office reaches an agreement with National Parks England over the provision of mobile coverage for the emergency services
HPE demands $3bn from Oracle over dropped Itanium database support
The long-running dispute finally enters the courts, but whose fault is it really that organisations are buying fewer high-end HPE servers? Moreover, why are two big players beating each other up over a fast-disappearing market?
Download speed not biggest broadband concern, say manufacturers
Manufacturing association EEF warns the government that focusing too much on broadband speed is distracting policy-makers from other issues
Cisco and IBM collaborate on IoT analytics at the network edge
Cisco and IBM combine edge analytics with Watson to enable a deeper understanding of data generated on the internet of things
Finland to deploy national Sigfox IoT network
Internet of things service provider Sigfox has announced plans to extend its global network across Finland by 2017
Nordic CIO interview: Claes-Håkan Johansson, Preem
CIO of Swedish fuel company tells Computer Weekly about the firm’s digital journey and how IT has made sure it is part of the business
More safeguards needed to protect MPs communications, claims parliamentary body
Joint Committee on Human Rights argues Investigatory Powers Bill protections are ‘inadequate’