The Security Interviews: Martin Lee, Cisco Talos
The first thing worth knowing about the first ever ransomware locker is that its use was apparently motivated by revenge...
Read more →The first thing worth knowing about the first ever ransomware locker is that its use was apparently motivated by revenge...
Read more →The Post Office fired permanent IT staff and rehired them on “exorbitant” pay rates, according to the former chief people...
Read more →As the year winds down, it’s clear that IT sustainability has made significant strides but still faces challenges. The growing...
Read more →The ransomware juggernaut rolled inexorably onwards in 2024, yet again, leaving more devastated victims in its wake. This year, the...
Read more →“Not everyone runs Kubernetes in production, but everyone has a Kubernetes proof-of-concept project” – that’s the kind of thing you...
Read more →In an era where customer expectations are higher than ever, integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into client relationships has become a...
Read more →The early 2020’s saw multiple threads of the cyber threat landscape evolve. This was mostly as individual strands, rather than...
Read more →A court ruling that the Metropolitan Police and the Police Service of Northern Ireland unlawfully placed journalists under surveillance has...
Read more →The government has begun a consultation to look at how artificial intelligence (AI) is impacting copyright in the creative industries,...
Read more →From an end user computing perspective, 2024 is the year tech executives tried to convince the world that artificial intelligence...
Read more →To truly deliver on the government’s mandate for efficiency savings, ITAM must be viewed not as a tactical tool but...
Read more →Online harms regulator Ofcom has published its first code of practice for tackling illegal harms under the Online Safety Act...
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