Samsung cleared of shipping spyware on new laptops
Network World published an article claiming that Samsung installs Microsoft Windows keyloggers on its laptops.
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Flaws in NASA network put operations and personnel at risk, report reveals
Computer servers on NASA's agency-wide mission network have high-risk vulnerabilities that can be exploited from the internet, a US government report has revealed.
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Government IT strategy 'lacks local council focus’
Jos Creese, president of Socitm, has welcomed the government's new IT strategy, but says it lacks details on the involvement of local government.
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Microsoft publishes report on its Security Development Lifecycle
Microsoft has published a new report that outlines nine years of progress in developing, improving and sharing the Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) process.
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CIO interview: Trevor Didcock, CIO, Easyjet
The chief information officer at Easyjet tells Computer Weekly about the IT agenda at the low-cost carrier, in an exclusive interview.
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Samsung cleared of shipping spyware on new laptops
Network World published an article claiming that Samsung installs Microsoft Windows keyloggers on its laptops.
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SMB IT spending seeing significant growth
Small and medium businesses (SMBs) are increasing IT budgets and recruiting more IT skills
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Flaws in NASA network put operations and personnel at risk, report reveals
Computer servers on NASA's agency-wide mission network have high-risk vulnerabilities that can be exploited from the internet, a US government report has revealed.
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Microsoft to file complaint against Google search with EU competition authorities
Microsoft is to file a complaint against Google to European competition authorities, alleging it abuses its dominant position in the search market in the...
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Strong leadership key to making the government’s IT strategy work, say industry bodies
Strong leadership will be crucial to making the government's...
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Communication skills more important than technical know-how for IT jobs, say IT graduates
Most IT graduates think technical skills are the least important for IT jobs, according to a survey.
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The mobile spectrum auction is just part of the job
The spectre of another expensive auction of radio frequencies, this time for so-called 4G or LTE mobile broadband licences, has raised ...
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Ofcom to cut Openreach prices up to 9% in real terms
Ofcom proposes to impose real cuts of up to 9% on the wholesale price of a range of BT Openreach's products.
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RSA breach did not enable a specific attack - Coviello
The security and business world is reeling from the news that attackers managed to breach the information systems of security firm, RSA.
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Troops in danger as outdated systems at the MoD reach meltdown
Outdated IT systems at the The Ministry of Defence (MoD) are reaching meltdown, with the risk of seriously affecting troops' ability to carry out operations, a National Audit Office report has found.
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Vaizey wins cautious praise on net neutrality
The government won cautious praise for its approach to net neutrality, otherwise known as the open internet, at a public all-party parliamentary committee debate on Tuesday.
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Will government IT be better without an oligopoly?
The government has reaffirmed its desire to end the dominance of a small group of IT service providers in the public sector.
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Government IT strategy 'lacks local council focus’
Jos Creese, president of Socitm, has welcomed the government's new IT strategy, but says it lacks details on the involvement of local government.
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All for one fibre, one fibre for all, says ECTA
Countries should separate the provision of new fibre networks from their operation, executives from telcos struggling to enter new national markets told the European Commission and major banks on Tuesday.
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Businesses spend over ï؟½ï؟½600k a week on data security abroad
Companies are spending up to آ£624,000 a week to secure their most sensitive business data abroad, a study has revealed.
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Today each and every person in the world lives in another world and that is the world IT (Information Technology) with Computers. In another words we can also say that a person lives in another world with IT support and its great usefulness. Now-a-days IT and computers have touched the top most heights and given support to each and every field of commercial and non commercial sector. We have seen and experienced that IT has also given boom to economy at the world level.
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