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Security firm Sophos combines endpoint protection and unified threat management (UTM) products into a single physical or virtual appliance

The Home Office has created a private firm to manage police IT after the the National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA) was abolished

Steve Ballmer releases a preview of Microsoft's cloud-based Office 2013 suite of productivity tools, which he says works best on Windows 8 OS

Engineering company Alstom has outsourced the transformation of its datacentres to systems integrator CSC in a five-year contract

Internet telephony service Skype has confirmed that a bug in its software has been sending copies of instant messages to unintended recipients

Microsoft faces a large fine for failing to offer Windows users a choice of web browser despite apologising to the European Commission (EC)

Chip maker Intel warned of a slowdown over the next quarter as it announced its sales and profit for its latest three-month period.

The online payment company looks to expand its mobile offering with the San Francisco start-up

Security researchers have collaborated to take down Grum, the world’s third-largest botnet of hijacked computers

Many global organisations could do a lot more to protect their private data and reduce exposure to attacks by hackers, according to KPMG

Cost-cutting is diminishing in importance as a reason to outsource IT, according to research of 630 contracts worth £14bn carried out by KPMG

IT outsourcing contract values hit their lowest in five years as fears over the stability of the Euro restrain European business spending