Category: ComputerWeekly
The Post Office is investigating allegations that a senior executive instructed staff to destroy or conceal documents that could be…
The Post office is currently looking for a non-executive board member with a technology background as it deals with ongoing…
A series of four vulnerabilities in the Common Unix Printing System, or Cups, leading to remote code execution (RCE) appear…
A former detective wrongly claimed that a solicitor representing journalists who had been subject to unlawful police surveillance attempted to…
The investigation into the Post Office’s controversial pre-Horizon software system was hampered by the late provision of information, which could…
Women in tech claim that diversity in the sector will improve if businesses focus on creating non-traditional routes into tech…
Increased competition for IT talent in Sweden has produced a sharp rise in salaries as small-to-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) battle…
A former senior officer at the Police Service of Northern Ireland is seeking legal advice following comments attributed to her…
The United States District Court for the District of Columbia has today (3 October) unsealed a civil action brought by…
Local authorities need more support to responsibly procure artificial intelligence (AI) systems, as existing government guidance does not provide a…
About two-thirds of security operations centre (SOC) staff feel overwhelmed by a tide of pointless cyber alerts from products made…
Armed with little more than a Flipper Zero, a few apps that specialise in deepfakes and a desire to cause…