Fujitsu’s charity boss made redundant while Post Office scandal victims await support
Fujitsu has parted company with its UK head of charitable partnerships and restructured how it engages with charities, at a time when victims of the…
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Scientists demonstrate Pixelator deepfake image verification tool
A team of data scientists at York St John University have unveiled a cutting-edge tool designed to spot and alert people to deepfake images being…
Stage is set for legal battles over Big Tech dominance
Following on from the US Department of Justice’s (DOJ) antitrust win against Google in August, legal battles facing the tech giant have turned to the…
Further disruption expected after latest NHS cyber attack
Merseyside residents are facing a third day of significant disruption to healthcare services in the area, following a major cyber attack on Wirral University Teaching…
Post Office Capture users invited to pivotal meeting with government
The government has invited former subpostmasters to a meeting to discuss its response to evidence that a second Post Office IT system wrecked lives. Former…
Eurocontrol works with Atos to support public cloud move
Atos has overseen the deployment of the first multi-region public cloud for pan-European civil-military aviation organisation Eurocontrol, which will be used to host air traffic…
In the cloud, effective IAM should align to zero-trust principles
In today’s digital landscape, the traditional security perimeter has dissolved, making identity the new frontline of defence. As organisations increasingly adopt cloud services and remote…
Barings Law plans to sue Microsoft and Google over AI training data
A Manchester law firm has started on-boarding clients for a probable class action against Microsoft and Google, which it believes to be unlawfully collecting and…
Dutch politicians raise concerns over Big Tech reliance
Two Dutch political parties, GroenLinks-PvdA and NSC, have presented a detailed proposal advocating for a Dutch cloud infrastructure to prevent what they see as an…
Sellafield operator opens dedicated cyber centre
The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA), the quasi-government body that serves to wind-up and make safe the UK’s oldest nuclear industry sites, has opened a dedicated…
Conservative peer urges government not to limit open source AI
In a House of Lords debate looking at large language models and generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), Tina Stowell, chair of the Lords Communications and Digital…
Blue Yonder ransomware attack breaks systems at UK retailers
A ransomware attack on the systems of Blue Yonder, a specialist supply chain management software provider based in the US, continues to cause knock-on impacts…