Category: ComputerWeekly
Email marketing specialist Mailchimp has suffered its third data breach arising from a social engineering attack in the space of…
Yum! Brands, the organisation behind iconic restaurant and fast food franchises including KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, was forced…
Royal Mail has resumed a “limited” international export service for letters and parcels leaving the UK, after successfully putting in…
A pattern of chronic underperformance arising in part from a legacy IT estate in dire need of modernisation has left…
Ukraine’s cyber security leaders have been in London to meet with their UK counterparts at the National Cyber Security Centre…
A US-based hyperscale datacentre operator has completed the first phase of its nuclear-powered datacentre campus, and claims the facility is…
The advisory board set up to oversee compensation awards to 555 victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal has agreed…
Almost half (46%) of IT decision-makers who took part in a Census-wide buyer’s sentiment survey for Rimini Street admitted the…
UK companies are taking a cautious and conservative approach to IT and general internal business investment in 2023, but with…
The Home Office has appointed David Anderson, the former independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, to review the UK’s surveillance law,…
The long-held view that moving to the public cloud is a low-risk, flexible and inexpensive alternative to on-premise IT will…
The Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA) responded to 2,194 cyber incidents during 2022, 25% of them targeting the…