Welcome to IT Pro’s weekly News in Review, a new way for you to discover some of our award-winning content, for the week of 22 February.
This week’s top news stories:
- The NHS COVID-19 contact tracing app could be turned into a de-facto vaccine passport within the coming months
- A mysterious new family of malware targeting macOS devices has been discovered
- OpenDemocracy is suing the government over a £23 million deal signed with controversial US tech firm Palantir
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Cleo attack victim list grows as Hertz confirms customer data stolenNews Hertz has confirmed it suffered a data breach as a result of the Cleo zero-day vulnerability in late 2024, with the car rental giant warning that customer data was stolen.
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Lateral moves in tech: Why leaders should support employee mobilityIn-depth Encouraging staff to switch roles can have long-term benefits for skills in the tech sector
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Green Quadrant: Enterprise carbon management software 2022Whitepaper Detailing the 15 most prominent carbon management software vendors to see if they fit your requirements
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Robotic process automationWhitepaper A no-hype buyer's guide
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The increasing need for environmental intelligence solutionsWhitepaper How sustainability has become a major business priority and is continuing to grow in importance
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2022 Magic Quadrant for data integration toolsWhitepaper Using research to evaluate suitable vendors for their existing and upcoming data integration use cases
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Appian Europe: 'Our data fabric system offers features unavailable anywhere else'News The cloud firm says its updated system gives customers more control over their data than ever before, while retaining its low-code pedigree
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Fujitsu and Keio University partner on automated internet 'trust layer'News The pair want to create an interface that draws information from different sources, like experts or physical tools like sensors, to verify the authenticity of data posted on the internet
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Priming your business for the new age of quantum computingIn-depth As quantum computing begins to shape business processes, how will enterprises determine their quantum future?
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Datadog launches Observability Pipelines for enterprise data managementNews The service lets businesses centrally analyze massive volumes of application metrics, logs, and traces
