Researchers find new bug ‘class’ in Apple devices
Researchers at Trellix have uncovered what they claim to be an entirely new class of privilege escalation vulnerability in Apple devices stemming from the infamous…
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Institute for Government cautions government to draw right lessons from pandemic
The Institute for Government has published a report that indicates the government is in danger of drawing false lessons from the sharing of data during…
Executive interview: Will video kill the streaming star?
The idea of pre-recording something so it can be watched later is the foundation on which broadcasting and streaming services are built. But for the…
Innovation not infestation – digitising pest control
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HMRC slammed for ‘needlessly’ pursuing CEST-assured outside-IR35 contractor
Ignoring the results of its own online IR35 status checker tool resulted in HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) needlessly pursuing a £100,000 investigation for three…
Online makes up a quarter of retail sales in January 2023
Online retail sales accounted for a quarter of all retail sales in January 2023, according to numbers from the Office of National Statistics (ONS). This…
Millions wasted as staff only use 40% of new software features
The majority of organisations are struggling with digitisation, according to the Measuring digital adoption: A path forward for CIOs report, which was based on a…
NetSuite and Oracle executives optimistic about economy
A recent SuiteConnect event in London saw executives from Oracle and NetSuite in optimistic mood about prospects for economic growth and new business formation. Oracle…
Women account for less than a third of FTSE 100 CIOs
The number of women in CIO positions in FTSE 100 companies totalled 25 in 2022, only 10 more than in 2018, according to research by…
Seven million people in UK used open banking services in 2022
More than seven million people in the UK used open banking last year, five years after the competition regulator forced banks to introduce services. According…
Royal Mail resumes full export service after cyber attack
Ransomware-stricken Royal Mail has reinstated the last remaining international services through Post Office branches following the January 2022 LockBit attack, which left its export services…
Care provider’s IT capability expands to support wider sector and beyond
The internal IT department of a Lincolnshire-based healthcare provider has expanded to support 15 external organisations, and is reinvesting its profits into the provision of…