Jump in cyber attacks should put businesses on high alert
Cyber threats have been real and present for a long time – but the evidence suggests that there has been a renewed spike in attacks…
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Keepit to expand SaaS backup footprint and intelligent automation
Denmark-based SaaS backup provider Keepit is adding to functionality in June and July that includes support for Atlassian dev workflow tools Jira and Confluence, as…
Post Office performs costly 30-year U-turn on Horizon
The Post Office’s decision to use a commercial off-the-shelf electronic point of sale (Epos) system to replace its problematic Horizon software sees the organisation perform…
Gartner: Considerations when using GPUs in the datacentre
CIOs expect extensive value from their artificial intelligence (AI) investments, including increased productivity, enhanced customer experience (CX) and digital transformation. As a result, Gartner client…
Mid-career professionals must learn to understand and use AI as GenAI tips balance
Forward-thinking businesses – and even nations – are upskilling mid-career professionals to help them not only survive but prosper in the era of widespread enterprise…
No workaround leads to more pain for VMware users
Earlier this month, Broadcom informed customers it would no longer renew support contracts for VMware products purchased on a perpetual licence basis and that support…
The Security Interviews: David Faugno, 1Password
Although companies may embrace emerging technologies to remain competitive, they can be risk averse, especially when it comes to changing their customer base. However, this…
Security tests reveal serious vulnerability in government’s One Login digital ID system
External security tests on the government’s flagship digital identity system, Gov.uk One Login, have found serious vulnerabilities in the live service, Computer Weekly has learned.…
NHS asks suppliers to sign up to cyber covenant
As the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill continues its progress through the Wetsminster system, NHS digital leaders have called for their suppliers to sign up…
How close is quantum computing to commercial reality?
Quantum computing may still be regarded by many IT leaders as a very niche technology, but broader business use cases may be just a few…
Post Office scandal inquiry to publish first findings this summer
The Post Office scandal public inquiry will publish the first part of its final report this summer, with its findings on compensation and the scandal’s…
Is IPSIE the game changer that SaaS security demands?
Over the past few years, Okta has stated its commitment to ending the threat of identity-enabled cyber crime and attacks. As part of its Secure…