ICO reiterates call for stronger sentences for data theft
The information commissioner (ICO) reiterates his call for stronger sentences for data theft after a court fined a woman just £1,000 for selling 28,000 customer records
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Taking a closer look at the Milton Keynes smart city project
The "MK: Smart" project took home the Best of Show prize at the recent VMworld Europe show in Barcelona – and this is why...
Cyber attacks caused Ukraine power outages, report confirms
A co-ordinated cyber attack consisting of multiple elements is one of the expected hazards the power industry now faces, says Sans report
BT picks insider Clive Selley to run Openreach
BT has announced CIO Clive Selley will take charge of the organisation's Openreach infrastructure division
Closer co-operation in Asean with ICT masterplan
Asean countries will work more closely together on the region’s latest plan for increasing the use and benefits of IT
Jeremy Corbyn’s team quickly regains control of hacked Twitter account
A hacker gained control of Jeremy Corbyn' s Twitter account, but managed to publish only four posts before control was taken back and the posts deleted
Open source – it’s the logical alternative
It’s round two in the fight between open source and commercial software, and open source is punching well above its weight
Top priorities for Nordic CIOs in 2016
What are the main priorities for CIOs in the Nordic region this year? Computer Weekly asks some of the region’s experts
Wildscreen conservation charity uses colocation to preserve endangered species media library
Wildlife charity explains how Virtus Data Centres is helping it spread the word online about the importance of conservation
Verizon’s rumoured datacentre sell-off: Why telcos are turning their backs on colocation
Reports suggest US comms provider Verizon will become the latest telco to sell off its colocation assets, but what is driving this trend?