Category: ComputerWeekly
The Post Office tried to pull the wool over IT expert’s eyes when it stopped him from properly inspecting its…
Ransomware, data breaches and fraud are unabating, with cyber insecurity as well as misinformation and disinformation being the top and…
Companies including Google, Microsoft, Barclays and Vodafone are set to join the government’s AI Opportunity Forum, looking at artificial intelligence…
One-third of Ireland’s energy will be used to power datacentres by 2026, claims a 170-page report by the International Energy…
2023 was a breakout year for AI in the commercial and consumer worlds. This has created huge momentum for further…
Multi-solution crowdsourced cyber security platform Bugcrowd says it saw growing acceptance and adoption of crowdsourced security strategies among mainstream end-user…
Cisco has developed technology to help developers manage the software agents they use to monitor applications and IT infrastructure. Smart…
The year 2023 was another one characterised by uncertainty. Once again, global instability has muddied the waters, making coming up…
For a growing number of organisations, the default option for new IT projects is the cloud and cloud storage, with…
The chair of the department of business and trade select committee has called on the government to consider enshrining deadlines…
Salesforce’s long-running bug bounty programme continues to pay dividends to both the organisation’s customers and its growing network of ethical…
Artificial intelligence (AI) will be leveraged to increase the volume and impact of cyber attacks involving ransomware between now and…