Category: ComputerWeekly
Intel’s woes have continued this week, after its CEO met with US president Donald Trump. Trump previously called for the…
More girls chose to take A-level computing this year, despite fewer students taking the subject overall. The number of girls…
The effectiveness of the European data protection framework depends on two essential pillars: robust individual rights and the institutional independence…
Over a million dollars’ worth of cryptocurrency assets laundered by or on behalf of the notorious BlackSuit ransomware gang –…
Banco Santander will introduce a mandatory artificial intelligence (AI) training programme for all its staff next year, as part of…
Cyber attacks are no longer confined to the realm of IT – they are a systemic risk to economies, governments,…
The Open Data Institute (ODI) has published a manifesto that spells out six principles for the European Union (EU) to…
No fewer than eight critical flaws that could allow a threat actor to achieve remote code execution (RCE) on a…
Cyber criminals are exploiting Home Office branding in a newly identified phishing campaign that targets holders of UK immigrant sponsor…
The ShinyHunters hacking collective responsible for a wave of cyber attacks orchestrated via Salesforce products is likely collaborating with the…
Artificial intelligence (AI) agents are gaining ground in the workplace, but human workers are cagily resisting their incursions, according to…
The UK’s National Savings and Investments (NS&I) bank is replacing its legacy core banking system as part of a wider…