Public education on security must be a top priority for Labour
Since 4 July 2024, a new Labour administration has been in place in the UK, but the last time Labour were in power was 14…
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The US courts may have thrown a wrench into cyber regulation
The United States Supreme Court recently stymied recent cyber security regulations and plans. To fight the proliferation of cyber security threats, President Biden’s administration has…
Extending zero-trust principles to endpoints
In the modern workplace, the proliferation of endpoints has significantly expanded the attack surface, presenting new security challenges for organisations. Security and risk management (SRM)…
Government backs Danish version of ChatGPT
Denmark’s Chamber of Commerce, Dansk Erhverv, is fronting a national consortium of state and private organisations to launch a Danish language version of ChatGPT. The…
Computer simulations show Swedish fusion initiative could have global impact
Novatron was one of 30 private fusion initiatives to attend the Inaugural Private Sector Fusion Workshop, which was held from 27 to 29 May in Cadarache, France…
AI innovation key to UK business, but obstacles threaten progress
Most UK IT leaders (91%) recognise AI is a key opportunity to transform their organisation, and while almost all of them plan to adopt it,…
New Qilin tactics a ‘bonus multiplier’ for ransomware chaos
The cyber criminal Qilin ransomware gang seems to be upping the stakes in its ransomware attacks, stealing not just their victims’ data, but harvesting credentials…
Police Digital Service taps up former biometrics commissioner as interim CEO
The Police Digital Service (PDS) has lined up an interim successor to recently departed CEO Ian Bell, who resigned as a director last month following…
Body of tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch recovered after freak storm
Following the sinking of his luxury yacht on Monday, Reuters has reported that the body of tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch has been recovered. Lynch was…
Number of girls taking GCSE computing grows three years in a row
The number of girls choosing to take computing at GCSE level is rising steadily, with 2024 seeing the third consecutive year of growth. This year,…
Post Office apologises for IT problem text alert that was never sent
The Post Office has apologised once again to subpostmasters after it was confirmed that a text message intended to warn branch managers of a problem…
IT Sustainability Think Tank: Sustainable innovation in the age of AI
The current wave of digital transformation, accelerated by the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI), presents both unprecedented opportunities and significant challenges. As AI continues…