Linux Foundation to host open encryption project
The Linux Foundation is to host an open encryption project aimed at providing a free and easy way to protect online data
Month: April 2015
Nano Server: Microsoft debuts simpler Windows Server for the cloud era
Microsoft finally confirms details about Nano Server, its stripped back Windows Server operating system designed specifically for cloud apps
Workshare plans product expansion with industry-specific collaboration tools
Law sector targeted first with Transact tool
BBC aims to save £90m of licence payers’ money with flexible tech strategy
Broadcaster will move from lengthy, single suppliers of IT to multiple agile contracts
Indian outsourcing is booming in the Nordic countries
Headlines about Indian IT service providers securing high-profile outsourcing deals in the Nordics have become commonplace
InfoVista buys Ipanema to boost application performance offer
Network management supplier InfoVista buys application and network performance firm Ipanema to realise software-defined WAN ambitions
A third of firms have no plans for dealing with cyber attacks
Companies still putting staff and customers at risk
Facebook faces privacy class action suit in Austria
Privacy campaigner Max Schrems leads a 25,000-strong class action lawsuit in Vienna against Facebook, claiming it breached European privacy law
Apple issues iOS 8.4 for developers with Music app overhaul
Service arrives on iPhones before Samsung devices go on sale
Mixed reaction to AT&T’s $25m data breach penalty
A $25m fine by the US Federal Communications Commission on AT&T for data breaches at call centres has received a mixed reaction