US lawmakers seek to brand ransomware gangs as terrorists
United States lawmakers are mulling a new proposal to designate countries from which cyber criminal ransomware gangs operate as state sponsors of terrorism. The law…
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Ofcom issues online safety warning to firms in wake of UK riots
Ofcom has warned that social media firms will be obliged to deal with disinformation and content that is hateful or provokes violence, following a spate…
Accountants predict AI-driven business surge
Artificial intelligence (AI) is viewed by many as a threat to white collar jobs, yet research from a UK-based think tank suggests that, used well,…
Microsoft and CrowdStrike hit back at Delta’s legal threats
Microsoft and CrowdStrike have defended themselves against a series of accusations by Delta, saying the US airline, which was particularly badly hit during the 19…
Cyber security adoption is vital to Scotland’s space race
It has been described in various evocative ways across popular culture, reflecting its vastness and potential for discovery. But, as the industrialisation of space starts…
Securing data in GCP: A Computer Weekly Downtime Upload podcast
Listen to this podcast We speak to Google’s director of product management for confidential computing about ensuring the protection of data in use How do…
The Prince’s Trust partners with tech company to draw kids into sector
The Prince’s Trust has partnered with medical IT and cyber firm Sectra to educate young people about tech careers to encourage them into a tech…
2024 seeing more CVEs than ever before, but few are weaponised
Over the first seven-and-a-half months of 2024, the number of newly-disclosed common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) soared 30% year-on-year from 17,114 to 22,254, according to…
AI disempowers logistics workers while intensifying their work
Marc Francis spent the past few years of his life governed by a broken route planner. Time after time, the driver who until recently delivered…
Labour drops Edinburgh exascale supercomputer but funds more AI
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has announced funding for 98 artificial intelligence (AI) projects to help kickstart the UK economy. Minister for…
IR35 public sector reforms: Chancellor urged to review departmental costs generated by blanket bans
The chancellor of the exchequer Rachel Reeves is being urged to review the anecdotal jump in public sector spending caused by the roll-out of the April…
Migrating to S/4Hana – how the Co-op made its move
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