UK Information Commissioner investigates security risk on child protection website
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) is conducting an investigation into how a reporting form on a child protection website was found to be insecure.
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Mothercare revealed as latest UK company hit by Epsilon breach
Children's clothing retailer Mothercare is the latest company to have been affected by the <a href="http://www.computerworlduk.com/news/security/3268281/epsilon-says-50-major-companies-hit-in-e-mail-marketing-breach/">security breach at email marketing service provider Epsilon Interactive</a>.
Heathrow report highlights crisis management systems failings
BAA has revealed plans to improve its crisis management and communication systems after an enquiry lambasted Heathrow Airport's response to extreme weather last winter.
Plans for mobile network on Tube for Olympics dashed
The UK's mobile operators have abandoned their plans to implement a mobile network on the London Underground in time for the Olympics next year.
BBC website crashes after 'major network incident'
The BBC's online services, including the main website and iPlayer, were down for an hour last night, due to a "major network incident".
London Underground to roll out Wi-Fi at 120 tube stations
London Underground has announced plans to extend Wi-Fi access at tube stations after a successful trial at Charing Cross.
Supercomputer power 'to drive economic growth' in Wales
Fujitsu has been awarded a £15 million contract for the five-year High Performance Computing Wales (HPC Wales) project.
Superfast broadband campaigners see hope in Budget 2011
Although Chancellor George Osborne spared just one sentence to refer to superfast broadband in yesterday's Budget, that was enough to inspire hope in campaigners <a href="http://www.inca.coop/">INCA</a> (Independent Networks Cooperative Association).
Play.com: Security breach related to 'irregular activity' at email service provider
Play.com has emailed its customers again to shed more light on the security breach it revealed two days ago.
Military officer to lead government cyber security programme
The government has appointed an unnamed military officer to lead the Defence Cyber Operations Group over the next four years.
Browser security 'critical' to mobile protection, says Forrester
Security professionals should keep an eye on browser application technologies if they want to ensure that mobile devices used in the enterprise are secure, according to a Forrester analyst.
IT departments 'flying blind' on mobile security: survey
The majority of IT departments are lacking in control when it comes to the security of mobile devices, according to a survey.
Group calls for IT industry to handle security skills gap
The IT industry has been urged to help the sector skills council e-skills UK address the skills shortage in cyber security.
HP integrates 3PAR into storage
HP has announced the integration of 3PAR's storage technology into the storage and network stack of its converged infrastructure portfolio, which it says will support customers' adoption of cloud computing.
Developers 'need more mainframe security guidance'
The majority of software developers do not believe that there is enough guidance for secure application development for both established and new platforms, according to a survey.