By Richard Hunt(editor@www.com How can organisations move to biometric authentication of users without running the risk of exposing sensitive biometric information? …read more Source::
Data Center, Server, Computer and Laptop Hard Drive Destruction
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•By Shawn Simon | Submitted On June 21, 2016 Expert Author Shawn Simon An extensive title, but it is all-encompassing none the less. In my 14 plus years of touching devices, I can say that I have seen and felt thousands of pieces of equipment. Though the scenarios in which I am working with the…
Brexit: Cloud community mulls over implications for data protection regulation reform
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•By ComputerWeekly.com(editor@www.com) TechUK fears Brexit could see the UK lose its power to influence cloud regulations, while others say it could free the market from having to toe the EU line so closely …read more Source::
UK top for mobile broadband speed, says Akamai
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•By ComputerWeekly.com(editor@www.com) Akamai’s latest State of the Internet report says the average mobile broadband user in the UK can expect to get a service speed close to 30Mbps …read more Source::
Lloyds Banking Group wields axe to IT staff
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•By ComputerWeekly.com(editor@www.com) Lloyds Banking Group announces it is cutting IT jobs as part of a cost-cutting plan, which also sees 23 branches close …read more Source:: Careers
Benelux CIO interview: Michiel Valk, Randstad Group Netherlands
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•By ComputerWeekly.com(editor@www.com) The CIO of Dutch human resources services provider Randstad Group Netherlands tells Computer Weekly about its use of big data, mobile applications and agility …read more Source:: Careers
SMEs move into cyber criminals’ crosshairs
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•By Chris Dye(editor@www.com The consequences of data breaches for small businesses are greater than ever, with data protection law becoming tougher just as SMEs are turning into a top target for cyber attackers …read more Source::
Most cyber security strategies ignore the way attackers really work
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•By ComputerWeekly.com(editor@www.com) Cyber attackers use more legitimate software than malware, which means most organisations are incapable of detecting much of the malicious activity in their networks, a report reveals …read more Source::
A one-size-fits-all blockchain just won’t do
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•By Martin Kuppinger(editor@www.com With manifold use cases and specific requirements for blockchains, businesses will have to choose the right variety rather than deploy a single ‘interoperable’ blockchain …read more Source::