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Whistleblower in limbo as sensitive NatWest customer files remain under her bed
A former Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) worker who blew the whistle on lax data protection practices at the bank faces storing sensitive information under…
Police tech needs clear legal rules, says biometrics regulator
Clear, comprehensive and coherent frameworks are needed to regulate police use of artificial intelligence (AI) and biometrics in the UK, the biometrics and surveillance camera…
Hycu aims at universal SaaS backup with R-Cloud
Backup specialist Hycu has launched R-Cloud, a backup development environment to provide a universal data protection platform for as-a-service applications that run in the cloud.…
Investigatory Powers Act: Home Office proposes rethink of safeguards on bulk data collection
The Home Office’s independent review of the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA) will assess whether safeguards on the way the police and intelligence agencies acquire and…
KPMG launches metaverse and digital twin hub in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabian government commitment to metaverse technology attracts KPMG investment, with the creation of a centre of excellence in the Gulf state. Working with IT…
What’s the technology talent and recruitment outlook for 2023?
As 2023 gets underway, the economic outlook remains challenging, with inflation and costs running high and the potential for a prolonged, if mild, recession in…
Russian spear phishing campaign escalates efforts toward critical UK, US and European targets
Russian state sponsored hackers have become increasing sophisticated at launching phishing attacks against critical targets in the UK, US and Europe over the past 12…
Tech sector lay-offs in the round – Computer Weekly Downtime Upload podcast
In this episode, Clare McDonald, Caroline Donnelly and Brian McKenna put the recent wave of tech sector job losses into a less gloomy context, with…
Security buyers lack insight into threats, attackers, report finds
Cyber security leaders tend to be happy with the quality of threat intelligence they get from their industry partners, but struggle to generate real insight…
Killnet DDoS attacks disrupt Nato websites
The Russian hacktivist collective Killnet has carried out a series of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks against Nato, causing temporary disruption to some of…
Porsche revs up Formula E team with NetApp hybrid cloud
Porsche’s Formula E team takes cars to 16 races in a season, and has a 24-hour setup time for events held on city streets with…