Month: July 2016

The post of information commissioner for the UK remains vacant, with new appointee, Elizabeth Denham, still in Canada awaiting a Crown warrant of appointment

Much of the news in the world of Microsoft this week has centred on the continuing build-up to the forthcoming next major update of Windows 10, known as the Anniversary Update. Microsoft finally disclosed...

New laws governing electronic signatures come into force across the European Union today. The Electronic Identification and Signature (eIDAS) Regulation is intended to standardise the way e-signatures...

Linux specialist Suse has released a public beta of Suse Linux Enterprise 12 Service Pack 2, an upcoming update for the platform that adds support in areas such as software-defined networking (SDN) and...

The Services Family, a bank set up to serve military personnel, has outsourced technology services to Sopra Steria

Security researchers say fast-spreading Hummer Android malware could be netting cyber criminals around $500,000 a day for installing porn and other apps on mobile phones

Barclays Bank opens up about how increasing competition in the financial services sector has fuelled its 18-month, company-wide campaign to increase its use of agile and DevOps methodologies

Oracle has been ordered to pay $3bn in compensation to Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) over its 2011 decision to discontinue software support for Itanium-based servers, just a year after acquiring HPE...

How can organisations move to biometric authentication of users without running the risk of exposing sensitive biometric information?

Microsoft continues to issue updates to Windows 10 as the firm prepares to deliver the Anniversary Update to over 350 million devices worldwide. The company announced earlier this week that 2 August...