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TechUK paper puts forward recommendations to government and industry on closer collaboration to close the IT skills shortfall

Huawei commits to pan-European 5G Public Private Partnership (5G-PPP) plan to strengthen five separate 5G research projects

Symantec is not trying to be all things to all people, but is instead focusing on threats and protecting information in the mobile and cloud environments

BT Security head Mark Hughes says Land Rover's recall of vehicles to fix a software security flaw is a sensible step to address evolving criminal threats

Vodafone is to trial a series of digital workshops for SMEs aimed at equipping them with a stronger online presence

Starling Bank founder Anne Boden relates how her time with startups outside traditional banking convinced her to build a digital bank from scratch

Microsoft cloud solution provider firms and other channel allies voiced support for the company's technology and partner initiatives at WPC.

In this week's SDN news, international telecom and Internet providers are deploying SDN technologies, while AT&T is testing a new software-defined storage platform.

Businesses still running Windows server 2003 are vulnerable to attack from hackers looking to exploit security holes

Extreme Networks introduces Wi-Fi appliances that can manage considerably more access points than previous versions.

Huawei signs world’s first 4.5G network co-operation agreement to implement a smart city network at the Shanghai Disney resort

Security tops the reasons why banks don't use software as a service for banking-specific applications

An IEEE group advocates random MAC addresses for increased Wi-Fi security, while networking pros say enterprise security isn't strong enough for moving applications to the cloud.

The prime minister’s announcement that firms with more than 250 employees will have to disclose salaries has been met with concerns over how and when results will be published

There have been calls for the death of the Adobe Flash Player for years either due to performance issues or the threat of exploit. But with a recent rash of zero-day vulnerabilities, those calls are getting louder.

For a company once known for its closed ecosystem, the Microsoft cloud strategy is increasingly reliant on the competition.

Briton Lauri Love is accused of hacking into various US agencies, including the US army, Nasa, the federal reserve and the environmental protection agency

Daisy takes step closer to ambition of becoming a £1 billion unified communications & IT infrastructure managed services business

This week, experts discuss software-defined WANs as an alternative to traditional wide area networks. And one startup is looking to make data centers more efficient.

United Airlines has paid out the maximum award to two hackers, which means the flaws are likely to be remote code execution vulnerabilities

Plexxi launched a low-latency switch that's suitable for high-frequency financial trading. The Switch 2 Series is also aimed at analytics applications and cloud data centers.