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VulnCheck, a US-based exploit intelligence specialist has launched its own Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalogue, with the aim of publicising…
Thomson Reuters has been innovating with artificial intelligence (AI) for a number of years. “We launched our very first natural…
Birmingham City Council’s 2024/25 Budget setting for general fund revenue account report shows the council has set aside £25m this…
More than two-thirds of UK workers knowingly put their organisations at risk by taking unnecessary and inappropriate cyber risks, exposing…
More staff are experimenting with generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools in the workplace, but adoption may be being held back…
Microsoft claims its multi-point plan to promote innovation and competition in the artificial intelligence (AI) market represents the biggest commitment…
Threat actors with links to the Russian state are changing up their tactics as more organisations migrate to cloud-based infrastructure,…
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The Post Office scandal has become markedly political, and while Computer Weekly continues to investigate, the journalistic resources of the…
Storage and backup investment plans for 2024 show a significant bias towards averting risk and building resilience. At the same…
The government will not automatically include prosecutions of subpostmasters that used the Post Office’s old Capture software within forthcoming legislation…
A week after being knocked offline in a combined multinational law enforcement operation led by the UK’s National Crime Agency,…