Category: ComputerWeekly
Specsavers opened its first high street opticians branches 40 years ago. Since then the business, which is still family-owned, has…
The long-awaited Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) Act of 2022 has finally kicked in, placing new legal duties on…
Banning ransomware payments is the only viable deterrent to cyber criminal gangs in the long term. Recent attacks on the…
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65TB per hour, from anywhere on earth to anywhere else, no matter the quality of the connection between them. That’s…
Charities and healthcare organisations working with HIV positive people are persistently failing to take account of their basic data protection…
Cloud-based zero-trust and zero-knowledge software specialist Keeper Security has joined storied Formula 1 team Williams Racing as an official partner…
Barnsley Council has deployed Copilot for Microsoft 365 at scale to integrate across the systems council workers use every day,…
Foreign ministers from states around the world are calling for multilateral action to safeguard humanity against the growing threat of…
IBM’s latest quarterly earnings filing coincided with the company’s plans to spend $6.4bn acquiring HashiCorp. IBM reported revenue of $14.5bn,…
Datacentre energy consumption and operational efficiency are under intense scrutiny. Sensing a need to control datacentre growth, legislators and regulators…
Labelled a “bluffer” and an agitator, a former subpostmaster was proved right when he alerted Post Office boss Paula Vennells…