DASA launches Predictive Cyber Analytics competition
The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) has launched a new competition looking for novel approaches to predictive cyber security. The competition runs until the 5th November 2018. There is £1 million...
Bristol City Council chooses iTrent for £4 million contract
MHR has announced that Bristol City Council has chosen an integrated HR and Payroll solution to replace its current Vision HR system. The contract, potentially worth up £4 million went out...
Hacking prosecutions continue to fall
There were just 47 prosecutions for hacking under the Computer Misuse Act in 2017 claims UK legal firm RPC. It is 18% lower than 2016 and the second year in a...
Infor gains FedRAMP Authorisation
Nearly two years after it first announced its application Infor finally achieved FedRAMP authorized status on 10th July 2018. The process is not quick and it has taken a year following...
US DoD prepares software “Do Not Buy” list
The Pentagon is drawing up a list of software that should not be used by the US Department of Defense (DoD) or its contractors. The details were announced by Ellen Lord,...
OTS wants gig worker platforms to deduct tax
The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has reported on how PAYE for gig workers could be simplified. The report, entitled Platforms, the Platform economy and Tax Simplification runs to just 20-pages....
Exonar warns over costs of GDPR data requests
Data discovery tools vendor Exonar has warned that data requests under GDPR could cost the public sector millions. The claim is made in a report entitled The Impact of Privacy on...
ResourceLink hits G-Cloud
NorthgateArinso UK Limited has announced that ResourceLink is now listed on G-Cloud 10. This will enable it to access public sector customers in the UK that are increasingly turning to the...
GDPR draining organisations resources
A new poll shows how heavily implementing GDPR has affected the resources of organisations. It has resulted in organisations having to hire additional staff or external consultants as they lacked the...
Cambridge University builds on core competence and adds Ivanti
Stephen Hoensch is Head of Frontline Services at Cambridge University. He is responsible for introducing and extending the University’s core services beyond its fibre network which criss-crosses the city to support...
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Banco Santander to accelerate transformation with IBM blockchain
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Attivo Networks deploys the Informer
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Report recommends level-playing field for digital and traditional journalism
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Rick McElroy, Carbon Black, talks about security threats
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LC LITE to put letters of credit on blockchain platform
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Dark Comet RAT delivered by fake Blockchain Security update
A fake update to Blockchain Security is currently landing in inboxes and hoping to get unwary users to install the Dark Comet RAT. It...
TigerGraph chosen as new graphDB by OpenCorporates
TigerGraph has announced that OpenCorporates has migrated its back end database to TigerGraph. OpenCorporates is the world largest open database of companies with more...
Oracle adds multiple features to its blockchain
To support customers, Oracle has added new features to its blockchain platform. It designed these to assist users accelerate development, integration and deployment of...
Tableau launches the next gen analytics
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Arcnet: a next-gen blockchain infrastructure for investment
Xinova and Arc have announced Arcnet, an online capital marketplace which will enable investors to find and then invest directly in innovation projects and...
