Category: ComputerWeekly
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has welcomed the UK government’s proposals to regulate artificial intelligence (AI), but called for greater…
The challenging macroeconomic environment is prompting enterprises to deprioritise investing in environment, social and governance (ESG) initiatives in favour of…
The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) and South Wales Police (SWP) have reaffirmed their commitments to using facial-recognition technologies, after research…
In creating and implementing cyber security programmes, security leaders must rethink how they balance their investments to prioritise so-called human-centric…
A newly discovered zero-day vulnerability in the Microsoft Common Log File System (CLFS) – which is being exploited as part…
The Bank of England is recruiting a team to work on the development of a digital pound as payments using…
Deutsche Bank is close to shutting down its operations in Russia, with reports that remaining staff have been offered severance…
Yum!, the US-based parent organisation of KFC and Pizza Hut, has written to a number of employees whose data was…
NatWest bank has teamed up with tech training organisations to pilot a programme aimed at providing technology training to displaced…
MI5 deputy director general and long-serving intelligence expert Anne Keast-Butler has been named as the next director of GCHQ, succeeding…
The Post Office will pay £16.5m to extend a contract with Fujitsu after fundamental technical challenges meant its planned migration…
Cyber security models are currently focused on securing relatively static ring-fenced environments of centrally-hosted services. Organisations now face the challenge…