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A former Oracle employee has highlighted a major issue in the way the new Oracle Database 12c Release 12.1.0.2 is licensed

Hacker Gary McKinnon has set up a search engine optimisation business after winning a 10-year battle against extradition to the US

Consumer-facing businesses in banking, telecoms and retail are leading adoption of analytics internally to support the business

A risk-based approach is the best way to tackle identity and access management, says KPMG

European Commission urges people to learn coding, warning that a lack of coding skills could see Europe facing skills shortage by 2020

Anaplan turns to York for R&D engineers as companies struggle to find talent in California

Want to win the £700m Crown Hosting Service contract? You'll need a major datacentre near Newcastle to stand any chance

CoinTerra, the firm that provides the hardware and software that power the bitcoin blockchain ecosystem, signs a multi-megawatt datacentre deal

IT departments need to up their game and improve networks for the retail sector which is on the brink of massive technology change

Increasingly complicated compliance mandates have led some businesses to implement automated processes to save resources. Participants in July's #GRCChat said compliance automation can assist data management, but also warned of unintended consequences.

Gambling firm Paddy Power owns up to 2010 data breach after recovering a compromised dataset in Canada

A new information security law which places restrictions on Russian bloggers and social media users has come into force today

Fingerprint scanning technology is the most favoured biometric security alternative to passwords for UK bank customers

Prime Minister David Cameron has announced £300m government support for a big data human genome mapping project in England

VMware continues to drop details about its integration with AirWatch for end user computing. Among the new items coming is a mobile container that brings together many different technologies from both companies.