UK, US and Australia jointly trial AI-enabled drone swarm
The UK government has deployed a “collaborative swarm” of autonomous drones to detect and track military targets using artificial intelligence (AI), as part of a…
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Downstream breaches of Capita customers spreading
The impact of two separate cyber security incidents at Capita continues to spread as more and more of the organisations’ customers report downstream data breaches,…
Tech jobs to go as part of JPMorgan layoffs
JPMorgan, which has about 300,000 staff globally, will announce roughly 500 job cuts this week, which will include the removal of roles in the technology…
Can the UK cash in on chips?
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Driving secure-by-design principles | Computer Weekly
It is largely recognised among the IT security community that there is a direct correlation between the quality of code – as a percentage of…
Birmingham council leader admits £100m budget hole in ERP upgrade
Birmingham City Council’s new council leader has informed local newspapers of spiralling costs in a major enterprise resource planning (ERP) upgrade project. In an interview…
Cisco joins growing Manchester cyber security hub
Networking technology giant Cisco has become the latest supporter of Manchester’s growing Digital Security Hub (DiSH) cyber security accelerator, launching a series of initiatives to…
Bumbling IT security analyst convicted of blackmail offences
A former IT security analyst who exploited an opportunistic ransomware attack to impersonate the attackers and conduct his own, secondary cyber attack on his employer…
Security Think Tank: Why “secure coding” is neither
There’s a little bit of a trap sometimes that can arise in the way that humans understand and process language. Specifically, sometimes we take the…
Five key steps where there is a risk of fraud investigation
It’s no secret that the UK is facing a huge fraud problem. Economic crime is thought to cost the UK as a whole up to…
Diageo mixes with SAP and IBM on a five-year global IT modernisation
SAP and Diageo – the drinks company that makes Guinness, Smirnoff and Johnnie Walker – have announced a five-year deal that includes IBM in a bid to…
Innovate UK hit with £36m unpaid tax bill over IR35 contractor employment status errors
Non-departmental funding body UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) must pay HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) £36m in back-dated tax after a review of its IR35…