Category: ComputerWeekly
In August 2018, documentary filmmaker Trevor Birney and myself, Barry McCaffry, were arrested in early morning raids on our homes…
In just a few weeks, the Olympic flame will reach Paris, and some 10,500 athletes from 206 countries, 20,000 journalists and…
Traditional incident response (IR) processes, honed for on-premises environments, face significant challenges when applied to the cloud. The shared responsibility…
The post-Cold War paradigm of globalisation came to a violent end in February 2022 with Russia’s full invasion of Ukraine,…
IBM has added features to the Lawn Tennis Club’s Wimbledon digital experience based on generative AI (GenAI). IBM’s AI and…
Alan Bates, who was described as a “nutter” and a “thief” by members of the federation representing subpostmasters when he…
In this first part of a two-part article, we look at some of the current and future trends and implications…
Former subpostmasters and Post Office branch staff who were wrongfully convicted of crimes based on flawed computer evidence in Scotland…
The potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to help companies measure and optimise their sustainability efforts could be outweighed by the…
The Labour Party manifesto for the 2024 general election has promised to support the tech and digital sectors through a…
A vulnerability in the Microsoft Windows Error Reporting Service, which was identified and patched three months ago in the March…
As organisations store and process data in the cloud, there are increasing concerns from administrators, data owners and CISOs’ around…