Category: ComputerWeekly
In one of the largest international cyber law enforcement actions seen to date, the Hive ransomware cartel’s infrastructure was hacked,…
SAP has announced what it calls a “targeted restructuring” as part of its full-year and fourth-quarter 2022 results. It expects…
The amount of money enterprises are investing in their own private datacentres experienced a “post-pandemic” bounce-back in 2022, as shown…
Just over 30% of people over the age of 55 want to improve their digital skills in the hopes of…
Safeguards will be written into the Online Safety Bill to ensure the secretary of state does not unduly interfere with…
Electrical wholesale network City Electrical Factors (CEF) is set to deploy HPE GreenLake as the first stage of its digital…
Royal Mail continues to make steady progress on recovering its international letter and parcel export services following a suspected LockBit…
More people than ever before switched current account providers in the final three months of last year, with 376,000 moving…
Microsoft has identified a networking fault that has resulted in users being unable to access multiple services within its cloud-based…
Hostile advanced persistent threat (APT) groups aligned with the national interests of Iran and Russia are targeting UK nationals including…
With the rapidly rising cost of energy, the idea of green storage has regained some traction. While going green and…
Leeds Building Society (LBS), has updated its systems management, replacing an existing hardware monitor tool with Dynatrace, enabling the building society…