Russian IT sector still under serious pressure
The IT sector of Russia continues to be under serious pressure from Western countries, with a significant expansion of sanctions in recent months. At…
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Proposed changes to investment thresholds highlights lack of funding diversity
The concepts of technology startups and angel investment are often mentioned hand-in-hand, with the innovation landscape dominated by entrepreneurs pitching ideas on how to use…
What developers need to know about LLMs in the enterprise
Thanks to the availability of popular generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) software, such as Copilot in the Microsoft Office suite, almost anyone can start using public…
MP demands answers from government minister over second faulty Post Office IT system
The Post Office has said that it is serious in how it is taking reports of the persecution and prosecution of subpostmasters, using data from…
Lords question legality of police facial recognition
UK police are expanding their use of live facial recognition (LFR) technology without proper scrutiny or accountability, despite lacking a clear legal basis for their…
Bulk sender authentication: More vital than ever
By rolling out expanded guidelines for high-volume emailers effective 1 February, 2024, Google and Yahoo are targeting a crucial aspect of email security. Tighter protocols…
UK government consults on age verification tech in alcohol sales
The UK government is launching a formal consultation on whether retailers can use digital identities and age-verification technologies for alcohol purchases, following calls from biometric…
Quantum, AI and geopolitical conflict: ’24 will be a big year for cyber
Everyone is talking about how artificial intelligence (AI) will continue to evolve, but I think its evolution will meet the evolution of quantum computing, and…
SAP puts the focus on AI, but cloud is still the key
SAP has put the spotlight on its artificial intelligence (AI) plans in its latest results, but persuading customers to move to the cloud is still the…
GenAI tools ‘could not exist’ if firms are made to pay copyright
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) company Anthropic has claimed to a US court that using copyrighted content in large language model’s (LLMs) training data counts as…
Security Think Tank: Expect more from GenAI in 2024
Reflecting on the trends likely to determine the year ahead, the cybers ecurity industry faces a range of issues that must be factored in to…
Lawyers carry on Post Office appeals amid uncertainty over government plan to overturn en masse
Lawyers representing former subpostmasters striving to overturn convictions have said they will continue with the usual appeals process despite the government’s promise to legislate to…