Post Office believes it took £36m from subpostmasters with unexplained losses
The Post Office believes that it took about £36m between 1999 and 2015 from subpostmasters covering shortfalls on their accounts that didn’t actually exist beyond…
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Global file systems: A single view of on-premise and cloud data
Data is critical to businesses of all sizes, and the idea of being able to store it anywhere and access it everywhere is immensely appealing.…
Azure storage: Key options in Microsoft cloud storage
Microsoft’s Azure platform is a significant player in the cloud storage market. According to Microsoft figures, by the start of 2024, Azure storage clocked up…
Post Office set to axe in-house-developed New Branch IT software
The “writing is on the wall” for the Post Office’s plan to build its New Branch IT (NBIT) system in-house, as it considers dumping it…
Interview: Bruno Marie-Rose, CIO, Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games
You know the technology behind the Olympic and Paralympic Games is in good hands when it’s run by a former athletics world record holder and…
How Recorded Future finds ransomware victims before they get hit
Threat intelligence specialist Recorded Future has revealed details of how it is now able to find – and alert – future victims of the Rhysida…
NCSC issues fresh alert over wave of Cozy Bear activity
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and its American partner agencies, the National Security Agency (NSA) and the FBI, have today published another alert…
Government launches cyber standard for local authorities
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has launched a Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) for local government bodies, drawing on the National Cyber…
Internet Archive web historians target of hacktivist cyber attack
The Internet Archive, the non-profit digital library and operator of the popular Wayback Machine that holds a repository of billions of captures of web pages…
UK and US pledge closer working on children’s online safety
The UK and US governments are jointly pledging to collaborate more closely on the issue of children’s safety online, after launching a new online safety…
Google slams US government’s proposal to split company up on anti-competitive grounds
Internet search giant Google has hit back at the US Department of Justice’s (DoJ) suggestion that its operations should be broken up on anti-competition grounds,…
Afas leads the way with four-day work week in the Netherlands
In the run-up to Prinsjesdag, the traditional opening of the Dutch parliamentary year where the government presents its budget and policy plans for the coming…