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New Horizons joins Arrow's Global Training Alliance for IBM Global Training

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Arrow Electronics, Inc., has announced that New Horizons Worldwide, Inc. (formerly pink:NWRZ), recently joined Arrow’s global training alliance, a unique global learning ecosystem that makes IBM training available around the world, delivered in a consistent manner and based on local requirements. New Horizons operates more than 300 training centers in 70 countries and offers a wide range of technology, applications, and business skills training from basic application and desktop...

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Network 2 Supplies (N2S) – a leader in IT lifecycle management – has had its contract with one the world’s largest banking organisations renewed for another 12-months.

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First ten days of the event saw data volume at 32 terabytes, already more than the entire 2010 World Cup.

Published in Compliance/Governance/Risk Management Datacentre + Network Security Identity/Access Management Security + Compliance Security-as-a-Service

By Sean Newman, Security Strategist for Sourcefire, now part of Cisco.

Cabinet minsters fail to see the big picture in shift to SMEs

Cabinet Ministers are failing to grasp the bigger picture behind the government’s move to embrace IT services supplied through SMEs says Peter Groucutt, managing director of Databarracks. This is following comments that small firms are apparently unable to effectively support the IT capabilities of government departments. Recently, Vince Cable, business secretary, and Ed Davey at the energy department, revealed to the prime minister that government departments are at a virtual...

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TELEHOUSE announces its ongoing commitment to customer security and privacy with the company’s Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliance, to be completed July 2014.

New year, new risks: 2017’s top cyber threats

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EMEA is top source of phishing attacks worldwide

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McAfee introduces MVISION Insights

With MVISION Insights organizations will be able to rapidly identify, prioritize and preemptively...

Data sovereignty strategies embraced by 98% of IT decision makers

Almost half surveyed say they are using hybrid cloud or local cloud service providers as an...

Qualys forms global partnership with Wipro

Wipro to leverage Qualys Cloud Platform to deliver vulnerability and compliance services for...

IoT vulnerability disclosures grow 57%

State of XIoT Security Report: 1H 2022 from Claroty’s Team82 reveals rise in IoT vulnerabilities,...

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