Error-prone eVisa system a precursor of digital ID
Technical errors with the Home Office’s electronic visa (eVisa) system are causing “high levels of stress, fear and exhaustion” for migrants in the UK, who…
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Microsoft patched over 1,100 CVEs in 2025
Microsoft has addressed a little shy of 60 newly-designated common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) in the final Patch Tuesday update of a challenging year for…
Interview: Meet the competition lawyer taking Microsoft to task over its cloud licensing tactics
The hyperscalers’ hold on the global, multibillion-pound cloud computing market has come under repeated scrutiny over the past couple of years from governments, regulators and…
The agentic AI future of enterprise architecture
Throughout 2025, enterprise software providers have launched and spoken of agentic AI, claiming it will revolutionise the operating model of organisations. With agents available in…
Airline set to launch with end-to-end AI workflows
Riyadh Air has collaborated with IBM Consulting to deliver what the pair claim is the world’s first airline that is artificial intelligence (AI) native. Launched…
Are we mistaking regulation for resilience?
As security leaders in the UK, we often feel squeezed between an increasingly aggressive threat landscape and a sprawling legislative framework. A new assessment of…
How Chinese-owned Radisson Hotel Group split US enterprise resource planning
Among the interesting discussions taking place during this year’s annual UKISUG 25 conference was how much SAP customisation is actually needed, and how to move…
Digital sovereignty about outcomes, not theoretical ideals
The conversation around digital sovereignty is gaining momentum worldwide. In today’s climate of geopolitical uncertainty and technological competition, it is both natural and necessary for…
Why bug bounty schemes have not led to secure software
Governments should make software companies liable for developing insecure computer code. So says Katie Moussouris, the white hat hacker and security expert who first persuaded Microsoft…
Fujitsu underestimated Post Office scandal backlash
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has replaced a consortium led by Fujitsu on its post-Brexit trading service for Northern Ireland, worth hundreds of millions of…
Supporting sustainability in IT
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Ethical hackers can be heroes: It’s time for the law to catch up
The last year has seen some of the costliest cyber attacks on UK businesses to date. Attacks on Marks &Spencer cost the supermarket chain hundreds…