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Kelway secures significant investment by CDW Corporation as part of management buyout

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Kelway, the London-based IT Services and Solutions provider, hasannounced the buy-out of all shares held by Core Capital. The management team, led by founder Phil Doye, has at the same time announced a significant investment by CDW Corporation which will help extend both firms’ ability to deliver IT services and solutions internationally.

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Mailprotector, a cloud-based email security, management and hosting specialist, is launching in the UK and across EMEA. The company, which offers a range of services, including email filtering, archiving, encryption and hosting, is looking to build an impressive network of 50+ partners in the UK by the end of 2015.

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Research conducted for the launch of UserLock 8 has found that fewer than a third of desk-based workers would know who to tell if they were party to a security breach.

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Alert Logic has announced availability of Alert Logic Log Manager and Alert Logic Threat Manager for IBM SoftLayer. With these product releases, the company will deliver network, system and application security for workloads running on IBM SoftLayer.

Six trends identified driving IT to establish its presence in the boardroom

Polycom research reveals that IT leaders need to establish themselves in the boardrooms to respond to the growing demand for flexible-working solutions. Polycom, Inc. and Dr Carsten Sørensen, an independent academic from the United Kingdom(UK), have identified six trends that will position IT leaders firmly in the boardrooms and away from the back offices, unlike today.

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The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has launched a new guide, Code of Practice: Cyber Security in the Built Environment, to help building owners develop more effective cyber security management to protect their building management systems and information from cyber attack.

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Hornetsecurity launches Enhanced 365 Total Backup for Microsoft 365

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