Category: ComputerWeekly
Police have shut down a web service used by more than 2,000 criminals worldwide to launch and manage phishing attacks….
Members of the House of Lords are pressing for changes to legislation that will give the Department of Work and…
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has published a “ready-to-go” law for regulating artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace, setting out…
Back in 2015, my team and I were speaking at the government’s Security & Policing event in Farnborough. We had…
Supplier lock-in, especially at hyperscale level, is a fact of life in the cloud that can mean in-house skills wither…
The forensic IT expert who proved the Post Office’s Horizon software was error- and bug-ridden said he will carry out…
Google Cloud’s threat intel and research unit, Mandiant, has today formally attributed the cyber espionage and warfare campaigns carried out…
Senior executives in any corporate boardroom like to talk about winning. Winning deals, winning market share, winning customers. It’s the…
When IFS’s new CEO Mark Moffat took the reins in January this year, he inherited a rapidly changing enterprise resource…
Earlier this week, Reuters reported that Broadcom was being investigated by the European Union (EU) over its changes to software…
Arup and the Open Data Institute (ODI) are working on the next stage of their project to improve net-zero data…
The European parliament approved the European Union (EU) AI Act in March 2024, and its goal is to provide artificial…