Chinese IoT suppliers expose UK businesses to espionage and data theft
Chinese technology companies are supplying components used in a wide range of industrial and domestic smart devices that could expose businesses and governments to electronic…
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IT’s shift to the cloud: Veeam’s data protection report in detail
IT has undergone a significant shift to the cloud, but may have stabilised – for now – at about half of corporate workloads, with the…
SSRF attacks hit 100,000 businesses globally since November
Security teams are warned to be on the lookout for a growing wave of opportunistic and largely untargeted cyber attacks exploiting two related exploit chains…
Executive interview: Andrew Roughan, CEO, Plexal
Improving how the UK government works with technology startups is key to transforming public services, but requires both government and large corporate IT suppliers to…
BBC under scrutiny over its digital strategy
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Royal Mail making limited progress on ransomware recovery
Royal Mail has said that international deliveries of letters and parcels are getting back on track after being suspended for over a week in the…
NCSC warning over cyber risk to charity sector
Under-resourced charities running services and fundraising activities online are increasingly seen as a soft touch by cyber criminals looking to make a quick buck, and…
Royal Society calls on public sector to pilot privacy tech
Privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) could help the NHS and other public institutions unlock “life-saving” data without compromising people’s privacy, says the Royal Society. PET is an…
The rise of fraud in pop culture is impacting consumers’ digital trust
From The Tinder Swindler to Inventing Anna, true crime documentaries and dramatisations found a prominent place in popular culture in 2022. The Netflix specials captivated…
CIO interview: Ed Higgs, group director of IT shared services, Rentokil Initial
Ed Higgs, group director of IT shared services at Rentokil Initial, has been with the pest control and hygiene services giant for more than a…
Trellix automates patching for 62,000 vulnerable open source projects
Trellix and GitHub have collectively fixed a total of 61,895 open source projects that were found to be susceptible to a 15 year-old path traversal…
NGX: Turkish arrays to challenge US mainstream storage vendors
Turkish array maker NGX, which provide file and block access in its hardware, with cloud, software-defined storage and NVMe-over-fabrics is planning “an alternative to NetApp, Vast…