Why AI agents are triggering a rethink of enterprise identity
We understand many organisations are still in the early stages of AI maturity, focusing on governance and basic controls around new technologies. One of the…
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UK data watchdog accused of dragging feet on eVisa investigation
The UK data regulator has been considering whether to formally investigate the Home Office’s electronic visa (eVisa) system for five months, leading to accusations from…
Lloyds Bank compensates another 1,625 customers after ‘alarming’ data breach
Lloyds Banking Group has paid compensation to 1,625 more customers after personal data was exposed in an incident described by the Treasury Committee chair as…
DSIT gets sums badly wrong on AI datacentre carbon footprint
Government figures for projected carbon footprint for datacentres have been miscalculated. New figures for the likely carbon output resulting from electricity use by datacentres published…
Why AI is forcing a reset of the identity stack
Identity and access management (IAM) is no longer a back-office security control. In an AI-driven world, it is fast becoming the control plane for how…
Are tech leaders risking a cyber resourcing crisis?
If you ask any technology leader, they will tell you that cybersecurity has become a higher priority than ever, with sophisticated cyberattacks causing high-profile incidents…
Was Capita’s Royal Mail pension contract a botch too far?
The government’s decision to terminate Capita’s Royal Mail pension contract exposed its error of judgement in relation to the botched civil service pension contract. The…
Almost 90% of women leave tech industry within 10 years
Almost 90% of women choose to leave their tech career within 10 years of starting it, according to research from Akamai. The tech services provider…
A tsunami of flaws: When frontier AI and Patch Tuesday collide
Microsoft’s regular monthly round of vulnerability fixes dropped as scheduled on Tuesday 14 April, containing a handful of zero-days and critical updates for security teams…
Egypt targets nearshore IT outsourcing market as global demand shifts
Egypt is quickly repositioning itself in global IT outsourcing as businesses revise sourcing in response to geopolitical shifts, talent shortages, and the rise of cloud…
Microsoft faces court battle in £2bn Windows Server class action
A case seeking compensation for approximately 59,000 businesses and organisations using the Microsoft Windows Server operating system in non-Microsoft public clouds is going ahead. The…
Lloyds Register evaluates AI-based nautical navigation
Lloyds Register has assessed using artificial intelligence (AI)-based navigation systems for shipping. The trial assessed the performance of the Orca AI navigation platform and looked…