News Archive | June 2017

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June 30th
- Liberty wins right to challenge Snooper’s Charter
- Gov.uk data breach exposes user details
- Raspberry Pi wins prestigious engineering gong
- Avi signs reseller agreement with Cisco for software-defined apps
- Ocado trials self-driving deliveries in London
June 29th
- Met Police runs 18,000 XP machines
- Half of skilled EU workers 'may leave UK within five years'
June 28th
- DVLA refreshes IT strategy to cut legacy costs
- The IT Press Tour: Aptare
- Four arrested in UK over scam Microsoft calls
- AI may eat jobs, but it'll boost GDP
- Oracle NetSuite reveals four new solution provider partners
- Should UK respond to hackers with military force?
- BT supercharges Wi-Fi in London
June 27th
- Wimbledon and IBM create Fred, an AI chatbot for tennis
- HMS Queen Elizabeth 'runs on vulnerable Windows XP'
- Ransomware gangs shift focus to big businesses
- House of Fraser extends IT transformation deal with Capgemini
June 26th
- Google stops scanning email in bid to win corporate customers
- The IT Press Tour: ProphetStor and Primary Data
- Tech executive plea for decency in Silicon Valley
- The IT Press Tour: SouthSuite, Komprise and NetApp
- Microsoft data case may go to Supreme Court
- Security firm says more routers at risk of hacking
June 23rd
- DeepMind signs up another hospital despite data controversy
- Russian hackers trading passwords of UK MPs and public officials
- TalkTalk CEO doesn't want to standout as "woman in tech"
- Facebook launches UK initiative to tackle online hate speech
- Wikileaks reveals Brutal Kangaroo for infecting air-gapped PCs with malware
- SentinelOne hires ex-Cylance sales chief to build revenue
- Government offers cash boost for AI and robotics
June 22nd
- Does a Google Glass firmware update signal a comeback?
- Bitglass switches on Ignition with UK distie
- MongoDB helps developers stitch services together
- iPad Pro: release date, price and specs
June 21st
- The IT Press Tour: StrongBox Data Solutions, Avere Systems and E8 Storage
- Queen's Speech: IT industry reacts to tech pledges
- Nuvola joins Digium's partner programme
- The NSA is sharing projects on GitHub
- Tesco IT issue delays thousands of online orders
June 20th
- Mozilla zeroes in on privacy with new Android browser
- The IT Press Tour: Rubrik, Big Switch Networks and Datrium
- US tech titans urge Trump to tackle skills gap
- EU proposes mandatory end-to-end encryption for all citizens
- Accenture, Microsoft to bring digital IDs to billions
- Marketing firm leaks 200m US citizens' personal data
- AI 'could rocket UK firms' revenues to $18 billion by 2021'
June 19th
- HP talks up recyclables at first Sustainability Summit
- YouTube pledges to improve counter-terrorism measures
- BCS urges action over "worrying" drop in Computing GCSE numbers
- Huawei embeds Tableau in its big data platform
- OpenText adds HR document tools to SAP's SuccessFactors
- Google 'faces €1bn penalty' in EU antitrust case
- Watchdog fines Morrisons for spamming opt-out customers
June 16th
- Facebook mistakenly reveals moderators to 'terrorists'
- Three fined £1.9m for 999 call flaw
- Cyber skills gap: Cybersecurity skills gap leaves one in four organisations exposed
- Europe's IT market grows 6% as disties embrace "bold new world"
- Brit admits to hack of US DoD satellite network
June 15th
- Ransomware attack hits University College London
- Robot uses deep learning to compose and play original music
- One in 10 UK new job vacancies are in the tech sector
- Privacy concerns curtail consumers' appetite for AI
- Over a million corporate file-shares are exposed to attacks
- Altaro creates VM programme for MSPs
- Rejoice; EU abolishes data roaming charges
June 14th
- Box Drive masquerades as a legacy network file share
- SPIXII wins the 01/10/100 Pitch-Off at London Tech Week 2017
- Microsoft patches expired Windows XP again as fresh exploits emerge
- Gloucester City Council fined £100,000 over Heartbleed hack
- Verizon completes acquisition of Yahoo as Mayer quits
- Extreme offers reassurance to Brocade partners ahead of acquisition
- TfL creates AI chatbot to tell you when your train's delayed
June 13th
- Users fear SAP systems make GDPR compliance harder to achieve
- Manchester Airport blames third-party IT system for check-in failure
- Slump raises questions over tech IPO valuations
- Barracuda targets new firewall and backup services at MSPs
- Alteryx delivers scalable analytics on Azure
- How Industroyer could damage the world's power grids
- UK and France may punish tech firms for hate speech
- London's tech industry slams government's immigration policy
- IT directors are split over the economic impact of AI
June 12th
- Who will be the winner of the 01/10/100 pitch-off?
- Theresa May set to continue with encryption crackdown
- Sadiq Khan pledges to solve urban challenges with Big Data
- CISOs 'don't understand the risks of shadow IT'
- Rimini Street expands support to encompass IBM and Microsoft databases
- UK attracts non-EU IT talent
June 9th
- Docs.com is shutting down
- Brexit vote ‘has disrupted UK IT spending’
- Yahoo/Verizon deal agreed as 2,100 employees face the axe
- Tech sector demands economy focus amid election uncertainty
- Ubisecure takes partner-centric approach in identity security push
- Google sells robot arms to SoftBank
- EU to give police forces far reaching data collection powers
- Bored workers are your biggest security risk
- Why people are key to successful security operations centres
- Amazon Drive will no longer offer unlimited storage tier
June 8th
- Bruce Schneier warns of the IoT's potential for harm
- UK businesses 'struggle to translate' ICO's GDPR guidance
- How HMRC fends off phishing attacks
- Hacking fears haunt UK general election
- Would you host a cloud at home?
- Microsoft CISO argues against "digital xenophobia"
- Cultural change is the main barrier to digital transformation, says Capgemini
- Dell EMC gains server market share at HPE's expense
June 7th
- iPhone 8 release date, features, and specs
- iCloud celeb photo hack: Coronation Street actress Kym Marsh hacked
- Security industry 'has failed' to raise awareness of IoT safety
- A power surge caused British Airways' IT outage
- UKCloud Health achieves HIPAA compliance
- Step into the UK's computing past with a 3D history tour
- HPE unveils Gen10 at Discover 2017
June 6th
- Why agility is vital for security professionals
- Russia 'hacked voting systems before US election'
- Uber refunds journeys during London Bridge terror attack
- Phishing attacks rise 400% in latest quarter
- Tim Cook: Apple helped police investigate UK terror attacks
- HPE's acquisitions won't have their own partner programmes
June 5th
- Is Facebook making a messaging app just for teens?
- IBM reveals road map to 5nm processor
- Oculus co-founder Palmer Luckey developing border surveillance technology
- May's anti-internet response to terror called "embarrassing"
- Google allows publishers to be more flexible with ads
June 4th
- Searching for IoT devices that look great? We have the answer
June 2nd
- Google Sheets adds machine learning for natural language charts
- Google targets ads with blocker built into Chrome
- AR and VR set to hit new heights in 2017
- Tech calls Trump's Paris pullout "incredibly shortsighted"
- SugarCRM recruits ex-Interactive Intelligence Group exec
- Apple updates Swift Playgrounds to support third-party robots
June 1st
- Defence contractor leaves sensitive US intelligence files on an unsecured Amazon server
- Samsung Galaxy S8 price, specs, release date & features: Samsung's Bixby voice assistant is not ready for launch
- Basildon Council lands £150,000 fine by ICO after revealing family’s personal details
- Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 on sale in India: price, features, specs
- Google claims to block 99.9% of phishing attacks using machine learning
- Tableau lets users bridge to on-premise data
- Emergency patches cost companies almost $100,000 every month
- TfL 'will introduce 4G to London's tube'