Businesses are entering the "third era of IT" By Sead Fadilpašić Digital transformation has reached a 'tipping point', report claims.
TalkTalk hackers jailed for cyberattack By Sead Fadilpašić Two hackers were sentenced to 8 and 12 months in jail respectively.
Fujitsu: why security is far more than an insurance policy By Michael Moore Security set to play a major part in new Fujitsu strategy, with UK leading the way.
Microsoft snaps up virtualisation start-up By Sead Fadilpašić Acquisition will create faster load times for user profiles in Outlook and OneDrive.
Europe making good progress on open data By Sead Fadilpašić However more work still needs to be done, report claims.
Microsoft could face major EU GDPR fine By Sead Fadilpašić Report claims Microsoft has secretly been collecting EU user data on usage of Office products.
Businesses are entering the "third era of IT" By Sead Fadilpašić Digital transformation has reached a 'tipping point', report claims.
TalkTalk hackers jailed for cyberattack By Sead Fadilpašić Two hackers were sentenced to 8 and 12 months in jail respectively.
Fujitsu: why security is far more than an insurance policy By Michael Moore Security set to play a major part in new Fujitsu strategy, with UK leading the way.
Microsoft snaps up virtualisation start-up By Sead Fadilpašić Acquisition will create faster load times for user profiles in Outlook and OneDrive.
Europe making good progress on open data By Sead Fadilpašić However more work still needs to be done, report claims.
Microsoft could face major EU GDPR fine By Sead Fadilpašić Report claims Microsoft has secretly been collecting EU user data on usage of Office products.
SE Asia set for major internet explosion By Sead Fadilpašić Internet economy in Southeast Asia will hit $240 billion by 2025, Google report claims.
Black Friday security alert as hackers spoof popular brands By Sead Fadilpašić Shoppers need to be extra careful during the holiday season, report warns.
Huawei Mate 20 Pro review By Michael Moore A powerful and eye-catching device, but is it enough of a step up from previous generations?
Huawei Mate 20 Pro review By Michael Moore A powerful and eye-catching device, but is it enough of a step up from previous generations?
CyberGhost VPN By Anthony Spadafora CyberGhost VPN may be on the expensive side when it comes to monthly pricing but its two and three year plans make it much more affordable to sign up for this powerful VPN.
VPN Unlimited By Anthony Spadafora VPN Unlimited offers fast performance and apps for a wide variety of platforms but the Keep Solid’s logging policy may be a turn off for some.
Hotspot Shield By Anthony Spadafora Hotspot Shield sets itself apart from the competition by focusing on speed above all else though users looking for low prices and router support will be disappointed.
ExpressVPN By Anthony Spadafora ExpressVPN delivers where many other do not with great performance, servers in a wide variety of countries, clients for most major platforms and encryption to help secure your data.
NordVPN By Anthony Spadafora NordVPN caters to both new and experienced users with clients for all of the major platforms and servers in every region.
Huawei P20 Pro review By Michael Moore It may have three cameras, but how does the Huawei P20 Pro flagship fare as an everyday device?
Samsung Galaxy S9+ review By Michael Moore An extremely polished device, but is it one for the workplace?
The best VPN service 2018 By Desire Athow A virtual private network helps you stay safe while online, and keeps your private things away from prying eyes.
Six best practices for maximising your analytic payoff By Manish Gandhi What can companies do to get the most out of their analytics investment? Here is a checklist of six best practices.
Who’s afraid of the big, bad hybrid cloud? By Sirish Raghuram Let’s review the challenges with CMPs and the key capabilities required for enterprises to support digital transformation, for both legacy and modern infrastructure.
Reducing the risk of targeted phishing attacks By John Randall As long as businesses keep telling themselves their security is “good enough”, they’ll be open to socially engineered attacks.
The data dilemmas CIOs face post GDPR deadline By Adam Tamburini What are the data dramas that plague a CIO and what should UK businesses be looking for when choosing a data centre partner to keep such woes at bay?
Putting security and performance on a level playing field By Tal Klein Is a compromised user worse than a non-productive user?
Setting DevSecOps free with pervasive visibility By Michael Segal The demands of facilitating a secure continuous service delivery pipeline can often mean that DevSecOps is required to build, test, integrate and deploy several new releases a day.
Citizen developers: The future of automation in the workplace By Simon Haighton-Williams Agile is now a recognised practice of iterative small improvement across the business. Think of the possibilities if automation could be applied across other parts of businesses.
How to spot counterfeit goods: the six warning signs By Tosshan Ramgolam In this blog, we’ll explain how to spot counterfeit goods online by looking out for the following.
