Category: ComputerWeekly
Cyber criminals would much rather log in than hack in. That’s why infostealer malware, designed to exfiltrate user credentials, browser…
Over the past decade, the role of chief information officer at Al-Masry Al-Youm, Egypt’s largest independent Arabic-language daily newspaper, has…
Quocirca publishes research on the influence of sustainability factors on IT decision-makers when they are selecting workplace print suppliers, including…
Thirty years ago, Europe commanded nearly a fifth of the global semiconductor market. Today it holds less than 10%, and the UK’s…
The aim for all software developer team leaders is to find a happy place where developers spend their day developing…
In 2026, cyber security will be shaped less by individual tools and more by how humans govern autonomous systems. Artificial…
US president Donald Trump has directed his administration to begin work on establishing a national artificial intelligence (AI) regulation framework…
Companies that pay ransom demands to cyber criminals in the hope of restoring their IT systems may be at risk…
Reflecting on 2025, the path to decarbonising technology is becoming clearer, particularly with the publication of the UK government’s Carbon…
The Bank of England’s £431m project to replace its core IT system achieved value for money and demonstrated good digital…
York University has chosen HR and finance systems software-as-a-service supplier Workday to replace more than 30 HR and finance applications,…
No one knows exactly when quantum computing will arrive, but accelerating progress is prompting security and IT leaders to recognise…