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A survey of UK outsourcing companies reveals that three quarters of all respondents want to remain in a reformed European Union (EU)

As the draft Investigatory Powers Bill takes another step to becoming law, Sophos raises five key concerns that remain even after its revision

IT training is becoming increasingly important in the Middle East – but organisations must look beyond suppliers' accreditation schemes

The government's former SME champion outlines the difficulties of getting the civil service to buy in to Whitehall aspirations for buying from small businesses

Cloud-based file share and sync service reveals details of its hybrid cloud strategy, which has seen it invest large sums in building its own on-premise infrastructure

Financial services employees believe the future of customer retail banking will be automated as the need for digital technology increases

To celebrate the forthcoming 50th anniversary of the first issue of Computer Weekly, we launch a major editorial programme on British IT history

While 81% of UK boards have increased cyber security scrutiny after the TalkTalk breach, only 53% have data breach management plans in place, a survey has revealed

External and internal documents suggest Australia's national broadband network (NBN) roll-out is likely to waste A$29bn

Why is identity and access management is taking centre stage in companies’ access policies