Oracle and CBI: companies cautious, selective in 2023 IT, business investment
UK companies are taking a cautious and conservative approach to IT and general internal business investment in 2023, but with an eye to a post-crisis…
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David Anderson KC to review UK surveillance laws
The Home Office has appointed David Anderson, the former independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, to review the UK’s surveillance law, the Investigatory Powers Act 2016…
Uptime Institute predicts slower pace of public cloud migrations in 2023
The long-held view that moving to the public cloud is a low-risk, flexible and inexpensive alternative to on-premise IT will be increasingly challenged throughout 2023,…
Ukraine cyber teams responded to more than 2,000 attacks in 2022
The Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA) responded to 2,194 cyber incidents during 2022, 25% of them targeting the government and local authorities, with…
Gartner: CIOs will struggle to retain and attract IT talent
The latest IT spending forecast from analyst Gartner points to a 2.4% increase in IT spending this year. This figure is down from the previous quarter’s…
Entain and McLaren F1 aim to help women return to STEM careers
Entain and McLaren F1 have partnered to create a science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) returnership programme aimed at helping women who have taken a…
Exclusion of datacentres from government-backed energy bill discount scheme ‘no cause for alarm’
The datacentre industry’s omission from the list of sectors eligible to receive government-backed discounts on their energy bills from March 2023 should be no cause…
Cloudflare urged to clamp down on pirates, counterfeiters
The operators of a “disproportionate” number of websites specialising in online piracy or counterfeiting are routinely abusing content delivery network (CDN) services offered by Cloudflare,…
Claim IR35 reform repeal and U-turn cost the government ‘nothing’ called into question
The financial secretary has come under fire for claiming that no additional costs were incurred as a result of the government announcing a repeal of…
Crest throws support behind CyberUp CMA reform campaign
Campaigners who want to reform the UK’s Computer Misuse Act (CMA) of 1990 to protect cyber security researchers and analysts from the threat of being…
Royal Mail promises ‘workarounds’ to restore services after ransomware attack
Royal Mail CEO Simon Thompson has apologised to consumer and business customers impacted by a likely LockBit ransomware attack on its systems, which has left…
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