Democracy campaigner to sue Saudi Arabia over Pegasus and QuaDream spyware in UK court
A pro-democracy and human rights activist has won the right to bring legal proceedings against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in a UK court after…
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ERP horror stories and how to get back on track
Why do organisations invest in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems? The goal is simple: to make their business more efficient, their employees more productive and…
Becoming a CIO: Eight tech roles to take you to the top
peshkova – stock.adobe.com By Helen Fleming, Executive Director – Search & Specialisms, Harvey Nash Published: 22 Oct 2024 A Chief Information Officer in the fullest…
Government ‘resets’ pension dashboard programme
The government has formally reset its proposals for a pension dashboard. The project’s overall goal is to provide a secure way for individuals to view…
Change to rules on computer evidence will be an ‘outcome’ of Post Office scandal
The Post Office’s head of investigations told public inquiry that, as a result of the Post Office scandal, court rules on computer evidence could go…
Danish government reboots cyber security council amid AI expansion
The Danish government has relaunched the National Cyber Security Council (NCSC) under the umbrella of a new mission to strengthen the country’s digital security capabilities…
Labour’s 10-year health service plan will open up data sharing
As part of its 10-Year Health Plan, the government has unveiled what it calls ambitious plans to shift the NHS from analogue to digital. It…
Delivering Olympic IT
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Labour signs up to five years of Microsoft AI
The UK government, through Crown Commercial Services (CCS), has signed a five-year agreement with Microsoft for access to its portfolio of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered products…
Post Office worker who allegedly told staff to destroy evidence could return, as police investigate
A suspended Post Office manager was allowed to return to work while the Metropolitan Police investigate allegations that she instructed staff to destroy evidence that…
Synology takes aim at enterprise customers and flash storage
Synology is best known as a network-attached storage (NAS) provider in the small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) and even consumer space, but it has plans…
Review of late evidence doesn’t change Post Office Capture system report
A review of late evidence submitted to investigators reviewing the Post Office’s pre-Horizon Capture system has resulted in no significant changes to the report published…