A psychological care provider in the Netherlands, Pameijer, has improved efficiency, improved care and become more secure through an identity and access management project
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Airwave makes U-turn on emergency network injunction
The UK emergency network operator decides to drop an injunction preventing the Home Office from finding a cheaper operator
Creating a CIO legacy beyond the systems
So much of what a business does today needs to be technology-driven that CIOs have a choice between leading and lagging behind
Building regulations will drive IoT in offices
Gartner predicts 1.6 billion connected things will be used by smart cities in 2016, an increase of 39% from 2015
Low-cost Nordics expect datacentre growth
The Nordics offers advantages as a datacentre location, with each of its five countries offering something different
Security Think Tank: Pen testing must be followed by action
How can an organisation ensure they get value from penetration and security testing services?
Global operation targets Dorkbot botnet
The latest international operation against cyber criminals included seizing domains to disrupt the Dorkbot operators’ capacity to control their victims’ computers
Sweden considers writing off IT student loans to attract more women
Sweden is considering writing off student loans for women who study IT in an attempt to improve the gender balance in the sector to support digitisation
Cyber attacks an increasing concern for Asean countries
Organisations in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations are increasingly the targets for cyber criminals, according to a report focused on the region
Change is in the air as Australia’s Royal Flying Doctor Service applies analytics to everything
Australia's Royal Flying Doctor Service unearths additional benefits of data analytics following its decision to use Splunk software to analyse operational logs