Our phones as our castles: can His Majesty’s Government enter?
The lore on the right to individual privacy includes the early 17th century judicial remarks of Sir Edward Coke that “the house of every one…
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IT Sustainability Think Tank: How IT directors can spot false green claims from Big Tech suppliers
The sustainability technology market is vibrant with activity across a range of use case areas (from ESG reporting, through nature capital, sustainable manufacturing, smart energy…
Building resilience in the cloud: Bridging SLA gaps and mitigating risk
Today, enterprises need a robust digital infrastructure for everything from customer engagement to operational continuity, and multi-cloud technology has become a fundamental enabler of enterprise…
Peer demands Fujitsu pay £700m in interim as it prepares response to Post Office scandal inquiry
Fujitsu will respond to the Post Office statutory public inquiry’s part 1 report by Friday this week, with details of its financial contribution finally due…
IR35: Conservative Party pledge to reform off-payroll rules gets lacklustre response
A pledge by the shadow home secretary, Andrew Griffith, to “look again” at reforming the controversial IR35 disguised employment legislation has received a lacklustre response…
Middle East cloud ambitions get boost from IBM-AWS partnership
IBM and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are strengthening their partnership with a strong focus on the Middle East. The two companies plan to open their…
Is the UK’s digital ID scheme doomed to fail?
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Oracle patches E-Business suite targeted by Cl0p ransomware
Oracle has issued a fix for a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in its E-Business Suite (EBS) as the well-used ERP software package emerges…
Data sovereignty demand pushes Herabit to get S3 storage
Italy-based service provider Herabit has opted for Cubbit S3 distributed cloud storage in a move aimed at meeting demands for improved data sovereignty from its…
Police ordered to give reasons in closed court for seizing phone of UK Hamas lawyer
North Wales Police has been ordered to disclose the reasons for stopping a UK lawyer who represented Hamas and seizing the contents of mobile phone…
Government urged to scrutinise datacentre developers’ environmental claims
The government is being urged to “properly scrutinise” the environmental impact of the nation’s growing datacentre footprint by non-profit Foxglove, which is currently overseeing the…
Police facial recognition trials show little evidence of benefits
Real-world testing of live facial recognition (LFR) systems by UK and European police is a largely ungoverned “Wild West”, where the technology is tested on…