Software seller wins in Adelaide despite SA govt court battle
Global Health signs capital's primary health network.
Month: January 2016
DiData snags $12m Office 365 deal at Transport for NSW
Finds cloud foothold in major portfolio.
UK not involved in mass surveillance, says Theresa May
Coffee shops and libraries could be the target of interception warrants, Theresa May tells MPs and peers
UK is not involved in mass surveillance, says Home Secretary
Coffee shops and librarys could be the target of interception warrants, Theresa May tells MPs and peers.
Theresa May vague on government’s encryption plans during Snoopers’ Charter scrutiny
May denies the government wants to install backdoors into software, but says firms must comply with requests for data
Ofsted ‘should monitor computing success in schools over five years’
Education professionals say Ofsted should help them provide computing curriculum roadmaps rather than year-on-year assessments only
Visibility key to stopping cyber adversaries, says security veteran
Companies are beginning to accept that they will be compromised, so the demand is growing to know just how often and how deep, says ForeScout CEO Michael DeCesare
Microsoft unveils free Microsoft R Server Developer Edition for big data analytics
Microsoft relaunches tools gained from Revolution Analytics acquisition
BlackBerry hits back at PGP encryption cracking claims
The firm has rubbished claims its phones are weak on security
Polish city builds network to manage smart public transport systems
The city of Rzeszow in Poland is building a microwave data transmission platform to manage transport systems in a smart city project