Category: ComputerWeekly
Artificial intelligence (AI) doesn’t stand a chance of being able to replicate the human creativity needed to become an ethical…
A whistleblower is contacting NatWest customers affected by a data breach which has forced her to store the sensitive information…
The Russian intelligence-backed advanced persistent threat (APT) group known variously as APT29, Nobelium or Cozy Bear, arguably most famous for the…
Constant changes to the timetable and scope of the UK government’s Online Safety Bill (OSB) is hindering Ofcom’s ability to…
Microsoft has disclosed a potentially serious remote code execution (RCE) zero-day under active exploitation – by a group with alleged…
Tech industry coalition FutureDotNow is calling on government and businesses to work together to help close the IT skills gap,…
There are plenty of amazing women in the UK’s technology industry, but who do you think is the most influential?…
The European Commission (EC) has granted data adequacy to the US, allowing companies to freely transfer personal data across the…
Cyber fraudsters and scammers are already attempting to exploit last week’s launch of Meta’s latest social media venture, a “Twitter-killer”…
Legal & General (L&G) has signed a seven-year datacentre migration deal with IBM spin-off Kyndryl that is geared towards accelerating…
The statutory inquiry into the Post Office Horizon scandal has been disrupted again as a result of the Post Office’s…
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) recently burst onto the scene, producing text, images, sound, and video content that closely resemble human-made…