Banking regulatory body wants a ‘tripwire’ to flag APP fraud
An organisation that provides a code of practice for banks has called on signatory banks to introduce transaction monitoring technology...
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EDF increases GIS software use at Hinkley Point C nuclear power site
EDF is increasing the use of a geographic information system for the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station construction project...
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Consumers want tech-driven clothing stores
Customers would be more likely to visit a physical store if they knew that the shopping experience would be supported...
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Augmented reality in retail: The second coming
H&M is now working with Snap, using the tech platform’s Camera Kit to provide consumers with virtual try-on (VTO) opportunities...
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Campaigners lament lack of movement on Computer Misuse Act reform
The government has finally published its long-awaited response to its review of the Computer Misuse Act (CMA) of 1990 and...
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Is business ready for ChatGPT?
Web analytics data published by Digital-adoption.com has found that traffic to OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, grew by 3,572%, from...
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Russian hacking group Seaborgium targets SNP MP Stewart McDonald
Scottish National Party MP Stewart McDonald has become the latest victim of a Russian state-backed hacking group that specialises in...
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Security Think Tank: Poor training is worse than no training at all
A change is underway in security training of all kinds. Security managers are being asked to step up and make...
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Prolific social media fraudster jailed for three years
A prolific cyber criminal who used encrypted social media platform Telegram in a series of long-running frauds has been sentenced...
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CDO interview: Very’s Steve Pimblett on finding UB40
Readers of a certain age will remember taping the top 20 on a Sunday night. And will also remember –...
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MoD issues revised cloud strategy as it prepares to move top-secret data off-premise by 2025
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) is revising its cloud strategy and embarking on a push to ensure even its most...
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Rakuten targets big edge deployments with Symworld Cloud
“The VMware of edge servers.” That was the plan for Robin.io. Since being bought by Japanese giant the Rakuten Group,...
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