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    Your business is complex. Big data promises to manage this complexity to make better decisions. But the technology services that run your business are also complex. Many are too complex to manage easily, fueling more complexity, delays, and downtime.
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    Many people working in information security today are enjoying great success and the guru-type status that characterised those in the information technology world not so many years ago, says John Colley, Managing Director EMEA, (ISC)2.
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    James Brokenshire MP, the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Security outlines the UK government's approach to cyber security and how it plans to help protect individuals and the country as a whole. Hosted by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT.
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    Our social, political, and economic infrastructure is almost entirely dependent on microchip driven electronic devices.
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    Criminals are going to ever more extreme lengths to get access to company systems and home computers, according to Les Ball and Natalie Coull.

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