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Catching some air: What UK businesses can learn from the Olympics
CBR asks what UK Plc can learn from the London 2012 Olympics in three hot areas: mobile and wireless, security and social media.
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Olympic Countdown: Game theory
BT is the official communications services partner of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Jason Stamper talks to Howard Dickel - who is leading BT's technical delivery programme - about the people, process and technology that will be called on to help make the Games a success
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Mac security: Apple under fire
Apple Mac OS's reputation for being more secure than Windows, however false, has taken a battering recently after a series of damaging incidents raised questions about the way the technology giant approaches security. Steve Evans reports.
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Social networks in recruitment: Invasion of privacy?
US bosses have controversially started demanding that job applicants give their Facebook logins as part of the interview process. Tineka Smith reports on the possible implications for not only staff but also businesses in the UK
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Hacktivism: Doing it for the lulz?
With Anonymous and other 'hacktivism' groups rarely out of the headlines at the moment, Steve Evans looks at just how much of a threat this could prove to be for businesses and that they can do to protect themselves
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Power to the people
The recent craze for tablet computers and the proliferation of smartphones cannot be ignored by the enterprise because whether IT supports them or not they will find their way into the office. However, consumerisation of IT can cause a number of headaches for businesses. Steve Evans looks at the risks and what companies should do to protect themselves
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Safety in numbers
Hackers, careless users, porous networks and indefensible perimeters. Is the current reality of security enough to make the intelligent CIO give up - or get smarter? Gary Flood reports
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Reality Check
With security still regularly making the headlines for the wrong reasons, Jason Stamper talks to the founder and CEO of Check Point, inventor of the firewall, about its latest direction and why the computer security industry needs to change
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Q&A with David Jevans, CEO of security firm Ironkey
CBR talks to Ironkey's boss about whether the new ICO rules are a 'joke' and keeping ahead of the bad guys
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Q&A with Steve Munford, CEO of security firm Sophos
CBR catches up with Steve Munford of Sophos to talk about IT security failures and where the industry is heading
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Enterprise security: The changing threat landscape
From web vulnerabilities to email risks and other data leaks, security has never been higher on the agenda. Steve Evans looks at the latest threat landscape and what technologies and best practices are doing to help
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Going Mobile
With the technology available today mobile and remote workers can be just as productive as their office-based counterparts. In this special report Steve Evans looks at enterprise attitudes to mobility, including the business benefits, potential security risks and its place in a business continuity plan.
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Seventh heaven?
October saw the release of Microsoft’s latest operating system, Windows 7. With XP now nearly ten years old and Vista generally bypassing the enterprise, should businesses be looking to upgrade, and what are the pitfalls they should be wary of? Steve Evans finds out.
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Cloudy skies?
Jason Stamper looks beyond the ‘cloud computing’ hype to ask what it really is, and just as crucially, what it is not.
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London 2012 IT: No Second Chances
15,000 athletes, 22,000 journalists, 70,000 volunteers and 94 Olympic venues. 3,500 technology specialists, 8,000 computers, a fixed deadline and the world watching. What could possibly go wrong? Jason Stamper reports.
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