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BAE Systems Acquires SilverSky To Intend Cloud Security Portfolio
BAE Systems has announced that its purchase of cloud security firm SilverSky has been finalised for £144.4 million.
Cardiff Council Moves To The Cloud
Cardiff City Council has begun its digital transformation project which involves moving its IT systems to the cloud to deliver better services and reduce long-term costs.
Case Study: Stone Group Helps Bring Tibshelf Community School To 21st Century
Tibshelf Community School is a Derbyshire-based organisation serving 787 students across nine villages in North East Derbyshire and Bolsover.
Cisco's Latest Snapshot Of IT Security: The Sector Reacts
Only 45% cent of worldwide organisations are confident in their ability to fend off today's sophisticated cyber attacks - just one of the key findings from Cisco's 2016 Annual Security Report, released today.
eBay, Amazon and LinkedIn Taken Offline By Major Internet Outage
Was lack of IPv6 the reason behind what seems to have been the biggest Web blackout in history yesterday?
Experts Respond To Railway Hacking Risk
Following the news that digital upgrades are placing the UK’s rail network at risk from hacking, a number of security experts have commented on the issue.
Hacking Of Rail Signals A Possibility
A government scientist advisor has warned that an upgrade to a hi-tech signalling system in control of all Britain’s train has the potential to be hacked and cause a serious crash.
Ofcom tells BT to up its game
UK telecoms regulator Ofcom, has called for BT to up its performance by installing high-speed lines for businesses in 46 working days by the end of March 2017, and 40 working days by 2018. It comes after the regulator noted that BT’s average time for having a line ready had increased from 40 to 48 working...
Opinion: £560 Billion Is For The Taking - If We Work Smarter
When it comes to business, the company that can deliver products or services most efficiently is more likely to grow, outlast its competitors, and provide a decent return on investors’ capital, says Jack Bedell-Pearce, managing director, 4D Hosting.
Opinion: What Self-Respecting MSP ISN'T On The Cloud Now?
For Pete Manca, Chairman, President and CEO of Egenera, it's just not an issue any more.
Opinion: Why Europe's Business Capital's Spelt 'L-O-N-D-O-N'
There's arguably never been a better time for setting up our tech stall in Silicon Roundabout, says Jason O’Conaill, Client Partner – International Markets, at Infinity SDC.
Osborne Introduces Digital Transformation Plan
Chancellor George Osborne has produced a “productivity plan” to “fix the foundations of the British economy” which includes a Digital Transformation Plan.
Oxford City Council Begins IT Transformation
Oxford City Council has issued a tender as the beginning of its ICT overhaul ahead of an existing agreement expiring in April 2016.
Scotland Reported To Getting Superfast Broadband At 'Record' Speed
First Minister says 150,000 homes and businesses have been covered - the fastest rollout of its kind in the UK.
Shining A Light On IT Security Threats: Why SIEM Is One Solution You Should Know About
An invisible hazard is often more deadly than one you can see, which is why many firms are working to increase visibility of their IT infrastructure and use this intelligence to ramp-up protection.
Time To Prepare For A 'Rationed' UK Internet?
The nation's Web infrastructure is in danger of beginning to seriously creak - with the possible outcome of ‘internet rationing,' warn experts
UK Firms Say: 'Give Us As Much Broadband As You Can!'
The Institute of Directors (IoD), which represents some 35,000 businesses around the country, has called on the Government to bring 10Gbps (gigabits per second) internet speeds to everyone by 2030.
UK IT Industry Reacts To Ofcom's Openreach Position
Ofcom has today released its strategic review into the country's digital communications, specifically relating to BT's Openreach, which maintains the UK’s largest phone and broadband network. What do companies think?
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