European fintech must take different path to Trump’s US on diversity
The European fintech and banking industry must not follow Trump’s US in cancelling workforce equality programmes and must instead continue to enforce diversity, equity and…
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CMA urged to expedite proposed ‘targeted interventions’ against AWS and Microsoft
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has hit out at the UK competition watchdog for presenting “no credible evidence” to support its claims the public cloud giant’s…
Ransomware: from REvil to Black Basta, what do we know about Tramp?
September 2020: An affiliate of the ransomware company REvil reveals the details of a cyber attack he carried out a few months earlier against the…
France pushes for law enforcement access to Signal, WhatsApp and encrypted email
France is proposing a law to require encrypted messaging applications including Signal and WhatsApp and encrypted email services such as Protonmail to provide law enforcement…
Post Office makes first official apology to Capture users
The Post Office has made its first official apology to subpostmasters who used its faulty Capture accounting software and were blamed and punished for unexplained…
Major UK banks hit by payday digital banking problems again
Customers of multiple banks have reported problems banking online, as they struggle to access services on payday for the second month running. The problems came…
NHS staff lack confidence in health service cyber measures
Frontline and backend NHS staff alike all understand the role they have to play in protecting Britain’s health service from cyber threats, but only a…
‘Positive steps’ in redress for Post Office Capture victims
The law firm representing 100 former subpostmasters who suffered the life-changing effects of being blamed for unexplained shortfalls on the computer system used in their…
Secure software: Third-party suppliers your first-party risk
In 1965, Ralph Nader’s groundbreaking book Unsafe at Any Speed exposed how car manufacturers prioritised style, performance, and profit over the safety of drivers and…
MPs grill X, TikTok and Meta about online misinformation
Social media companies have defended their content moderation practices to a Parliamentary committee investigating online misinformation, arguing that they already have effective processes and systems…
Peer demands Fujitsu cough up £300m interim payment towards Post Office scandal bill
Fujitsu should make a £300m interim payment to the public purse towards its eventual bill for the costs of the Post Office scandal, says a…
Nvidia CEO claims reasoning models will boost GPU demand
Nvidia has continued its dominance of artificial intelligence (AI) datacentres, with its latest quarterly results showing revenue growth of 16% – a 93% increase from…