Category: ComputerWeekly
There are hopes a that long-awaited legislative tweak to the IR35 off-payroll working rules, due to come into force from…
The frequency and severity of datacentre-related outages are going down, according to resiliency think-tank Uptime Institute. The organisation’s sixth annual…
The European policy agency, Europol, is to offer law enforcement agencies access to a “unique dataset” about the operations of…
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has ended Fujitsu’s role in providing a flood warning system to…
Extensive automation of cyber security operations could become a game-changer, and the concept of playbook-driven security automation is advancing rapidly. …
Education bodies and charities are facing massive increases in VMware licensing fees after the virtualisation supplier’s new owner Broadcom withdrew…
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has made another round of job cuts, with several hundred tech and sales staff understood to…
Friends and colleagues have paid tribute to Ross Anderson, professor of security engineering at Cambridge University and Edinburgh University, and…
UK-based cloud services provider Civo claims its offer to abolish all data egress fees for its customers goes above and…
The latest research from Boomi, conducted by Forrester, has reported that IT leaders expect their cloud costs will exceed budgets. The…
I can understand why Ciaran Martin has taken the position of advocating for legal controls on ransomware payments, and the…
Threat actors are abusing the widely-used Windows remote desktop protocol (RDP) remote access feature in their attack chains at a…