Category: ComputerWeekly
Microsoft’s attempt to thwart malicious actors from tricking users into executing malware and ransomware, by blocking Visual Basic for Applications…
The cost of living is having an impact on online sales as consumers seek out better prices in stores, according…
The Post Office commissioned an internal report on the performance of its controversial Horizon system in 2010, setting out to…
The world as we know it is comprised of layers upon layers of carefully connected technology, found in everything from…
Accelerated business automation, a rediscovery of data governance and a significant shift to customer experience activities are highlights of enterprise software…
MEPs in two European Parliament committees have overwhelmingly voted for a raft of amendments to the Artificial Intelligence Act (AIA),…
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), and the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), have banded together to urge those affected…
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is being applauded for its “pragmatic” approach to conducting an 18-month IR35 compliance check on…
An email has revealed that a senior Post Office lawyer bragged about how his team successfully prosecuted a subpostmaster for…
Storage manufacturers constantly work to improve capacity and cut costs. Nowhere is this more apparent than with flash storage, where capacities…
Deutsche Bank is one of a number of organisations testing Google’s generative artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs)…
Google Cloud and SAP want to make it easier for enterprises to view their entire business data estates in real-time…