Widening Middle Eastern war increases cyber risk
With the United States entering a widening Middle Eastern conflict following a series airstrikes of airstrikes against nuclear targets in...
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Industrial strategy: Takeaways for UK tech innovations
Labour’s 10-year industrial strategy, launched today, includes measures the government hopes will boost the UK’s tech sector. These include a...
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Europe’s semiconductor leaders are racing to meet energy demands
At last week’s Leti Innovation Days (LID) 2025 event in Grenoble, power consumption was on everyone’s mind. With artificial...
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Interview: Rolf Krolke, CIO, The Access Group
With an average of around 10 acquisitions a year since 2017, The Access Group got good at integrating disparate systems...
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Police to gain powers to grab online data when they seize phones and laptops
Last-minute amendments to a parliamentary bill will give police sweeping powers to access people’s online services and data, including bank...
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Clouded judgement: Resilience, risk and the rise of repatriation
When Amazon Web Services (AWS) launched its cloud services in 2006, it offered a utopian computing vision of agility, cost-efficiency...
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Election workers’ data stolen in cyber breach of Oxford City Council
Oxford City Council election workers from 2001 to 2022 had personal information accessed by hackers in an attack over the...
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Cyber Essentials certifications rising slowly but steadily
The number of Cyber Essentials badges issued via the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) backed security certification scheme continues to...
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M&S, Co-op attacks a ‘Category 2 cyber hurricane’, say UK experts
The Scattered Spider/Dragonforce cyber attacks that struck Marks & Spencer and Co-op during the spring have been classed as a...
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UK data reforms become law
The UK’s Data Use and Access Bill has become law, with the government claiming it will “save working people money...
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Beyond the AI hype: How data laws quietly handed power to government and Big Tech
The final stages of the Data (Use and Access) Bill were more eventful than expected. Interventions from figures like Sir...
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Dutch cloud pioneers face the hard limits of digital sovereignty
When Dutch hosting provider mijn.host launched what it claimed was “one of the Netherlands’ first digitally sovereign public clouds” late...
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