HR software and strategies to combat staff attrition
Low employee engagement costs the global economy $8.8tn per year, the equivalent of 9% of global GDP, according to workplace consulting and research firm Gallup.…
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How datacentres might avoid price hikes and keep more customers
Datacentre operators are increasingly juggling compute and infrastructure cost increases versus resource risks and availability. However, Dominic Ward, CEO of high-performance computing (HPC) focused datacentre…
Handbook helps Dutch organisations migrate to quantum-safe communication
Cryptography forms an essential part of organisations’ information security and is indispensable for preventing the theft of sensitive data, verifying that received data is correct,…
The problem with ‘secure’ messaging
From the shocking scoop of Matt Hancock’s Whatsapp messages to Boris’ reticence to share his messages, the use of secure messaging has become a hot…
What the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act means for UK industry
The proliferation of network-connected products and a competitive industry has flooded the market with unsecure smart devices. Not only does this put the owners at…
Almost 60% of people seeking a new role are doing so for cash
A majority of IT workers looking to move company are doing so to earn more money, according to research by Computer Weekly. The annual Computer Weekly/TechTarget…
SAP’s Klein sees $1tn market for AI business software
SAP has reported a 19% increase in cloud revenue to €3.3bn for the second quarter of 2023, although software licences and support revenue has declined.…
Government boosts protection for encryption in Online Safety Bill but civil society groups concerned
The government has introduced an amendment to the Online Safety Bill that it says will require the regulator to conduct extra scrutiny before requiring technology…
Electronic Trade Documents Act receives royal assent
A new law that accords digital trade documents the same legal status as physical ones, hopefully making foreign trade more efficient, cleaner and cheaper, has…
Attention-seeking KillNet hacktivists becoming more dangerous
The Russia-aligned KillNet hacktivist group, which has been behind a string of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on Western targets since the outbreak of…
Online Safety Bill screening measures amount to ‘prior restraint’
Privacy campaigners are urging Parliament to address a clause in the government’s upcoming Online Safety Bill that would force tech companies to screen people’s communications…
How the DSMA balances security and privacy with press freedom
The Defence and Security Media Advisory (DSMA) committee is a British institution that has been in existence for over a century. First called the Defence…