NHS to bring two IT systems in-house away from BT
Two NHS IT systems will be moved from BT to be managed in-house by the Health and Social Care Information Centre from February 2015
Month: January 2015
Information Commissioner’s Office issues warning to Office shoe retailer over data breach
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) reprimands shoe retailer Office after a hacker exposed more than a million customers' personal data
Airwave tackles network traffic spike on New Year’s Eve
Emergency services comms supplier Airwave records its most concentrated network usage ever in central London on New Year’s Eve
HMRC trials Gov.uk Verify in busiest month of the year
Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs is to trial the government’s Verify identity assurance scheme in its busiest month
Security Think Tank: Prepare the defences for wiper malware
To what extent should businesses worry about destructive, computer-killing malware, and what steps should they take to mitigate such attacks?
SFO drops HP-Autonomy fraud investigation
The Serious Fraud Office is dropping its investigation into the sale of Autonomy to HP, but the US will continue its investigation
GDS hints at future approach to government-as-a-platform
The Government Digital Service (GDS) has hinted at a new approach to meet Whitehall’s government-as-a-platform goals
High street shoe seller Office avoids ICO fine after data breach
Incident put details on over one million customers at risk
BT launches £15,000 start-up prize to boost government services
Winner will get support from BT and membership of TechHub
Microsoft set to deliver Windows 10 update with possible mobile focus
Windows 10 event on 21 January expected to showcase mobile and update Technical Preview code