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Top-level business managers regard IT as a competitive advantage, according to Gartner

Sally Howes, CIO at the National Audit Office, talks about how the NAO hopes to perform more IT health checks and fewer project post mortems

Green technology solutions are a vital part of Janet Claggett's CIO role.

Chinese telecoms giant Huawei saw profits fall 22% to CNY8.79bn (£0.9bn) in its first half of 2012 compared with the same period in 2011

Semiconductor manufacturer Broadcom announces the first mobile chip based on the 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard, set to launch in early 2013

CSC customers are being urged to boycott the supplier over allegations that it took part in illegal CIA rendition flights in the US "war on terror"

As cloud and mobile take root in enterprises, identity management takes center stage and some say Active Directory isn’t enough.

Australian telecoms firm AAPT confirms business customer data was breached by hacktivist group Anonymous at an external service provider

SQL injection (SQLi) attacks were up 69% in the second quarter of 2012 compared with the previous quarter, warns cloud hosting firm FireHost

NatWest credit and debit card transactions are not working and online banking is suffering an outage

Payments made by customers of Nationwide were taken twice after human error at the bank duplicated the process

Facebook shares fell 11% in after-hours trading on the NYSE to a record low of $23.94 after announcing second quarter financial results

Twitter has apologised for the two-hour micro-blogging service outage on the day before the official opening of the London 2012 Olympics

Twitter users are being targeted by tweets containing malicious links that claim recipients are pictured in an online photo