Category: ComputerWeekly
There is no denying the impact artificial intelligence (AI) – in particular, generative AI (GenAI) – is having on business…
The Horizon system was the vehicle used by humans at the Post Office to carry out sustained abuse of subpostmasters…
It is no surprise that artificial intelligence (AI) is having a big impact on software development, given the hype across…
This year has been a year of political and economic turmoil around the world – and one where the top…
Computer Weekly Buyer’s Guides map the IT buying cycle of our readership onto relevant editorial that will inform and educate…
Being the chief information security officer (CISO) for a major supplier brings challenges: you’re working with people who understand your…
As part of a pilot roll-out, the IT service department at the University of Oxford has run a week-long survey…
We have witnessed an undeniable backlash against sustainability this year. Despite the news cycle being awash with coverage of the…
It’s that time of year where we, in the industry, attempt to be cyber soothsayers. A tall order – even…
As we celebrate the festive season and look ahead to 2025, it’s clear that artificial intelligence (AI) and automation are…
Cross-party parliamentarians will next week debate proposals that aim to fix a “glaring flaw” in the Computer Misuse Act of…
Threats have been more sophisticated, unpredictable and harder to pin down. Attackers don’t just exploit technical weaknesses – they target…