Category: ComputerWeekly
Militaries have long depended on information. Tactical, operational and strategic intelligence is vital to warfare. And there has long been…
Historically, the sustainability performance of IT equipment infrastructure has remained beyond the purview of the sustainability strategy. Even in enterprises…
Materials science company Dow has reported its Qualtrics-powered digital transformation has helped generate $300m in value. The company has used…
The lack of diversity in the UK’s tech sector is an ongoing problem, and progress is slow. The reasons for…
The rapid pace of digital transformation has increased operational efficiency and enhanced the customer experience – but it has also…
As with 2022, Computer Weekly technology and ethics coverage continued with a focus on working conditions in the tech sector,…
A multinational, US-led operation has disrupted the operations of the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) cartel, capping almost two weeks of speculation…
If there’s one positive from the news stories of cyber attacks targeted at the UK in recent years, it’s that…
As businesses continue to grow online and rely further on digital capabilities, designing your organisation to be ‘secure by default’…
The concept of working ‘on any device from anywhere’ is not new, but the Covid-19 pandemic brought the security challenges…
As we all know, the flexibility and convenience to work from anywhere has been welcomed by us over the past…
Increasing costs and a lengthening timeline have forced the government to hand the Post Office an extra £103m towards its…