Category: ComputerWeekly
The Post Office fired permanent IT staff and rehired them on “exorbitant” pay rates, according to the former chief people…
As the year winds down, it’s clear that IT sustainability has made significant strides but still faces challenges. The growing…
The ransomware juggernaut rolled inexorably onwards in 2024, yet again, leaving more devastated victims in its wake. This year, the…
“Not everyone runs Kubernetes in production, but everyone has a Kubernetes proof-of-concept project” – that’s the kind of thing you…
In an era where customer expectations are higher than ever, integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into client relationships has become a…
The early 2020’s saw multiple threads of the cyber threat landscape evolve. This was mostly as individual strands, rather than…
A court ruling that the Metropolitan Police and the Police Service of Northern Ireland unlawfully placed journalists under surveillance has…
The government has begun a consultation to look at how artificial intelligence (AI) is impacting copyright in the creative industries,…
From an end user computing perspective, 2024 is the year tech executives tried to convince the world that artificial intelligence…
To truly deliver on the government’s mandate for efficiency savings, ITAM must be viewed not as a tactical tool but…
Online harms regulator Ofcom has published its first code of practice for tackling illegal harms under the Online Safety Act…
The government has published the latest set of public sector applications that use artificial intelligence (AI) or automation, in a…