Penny Horwood

The troubled hacking group claimed on Sunday to have hacked the US Federal Reserve but no proof was offered. Yesterday, the threat actors posted data on the dark web stolen from a different institution.

Moving IT infrastructure to a more sustainable footing and implementing formal reporting frameworks takes time, but there are lots of ways to use resources that you probably already have in order to make a start.

Imposter syndrome is, according to some studies, experienced by up to 70% of the population. But is it a syndrome at all? And if it is, how do we best help those who experience it?

The manifesto launched last week at an event at Kings College, London and brought together a host of speakers including economist and journalist Will Hutton and Neil Lawrence, Deepmind Professor of Machine Learning at Cambridge University and author.

Two separate hyperscale datacentre projects in the Southeast of England which have recently been blocked by respective local councils have been reopened by the new Housing and Communities Secretary and Deputy PM.

An open letter from the BCS, the professional body for computing has highlighted several issues that need to be addressed if the UK is to fulfil its role in the world. A separate missive from a range of domestic and global advocates for good governance makes a case for open government being central to all of our lives.

Microsoft has laid off an internal team which focused on diversity, equity and inclusion. It’s part of a wider trend.

Meta has been given until September 1 to respond to consumer protection concerns in the EU, and has confined its newest Llama model launch to the US.

Threat actors known as 'Stargazer Goblin' have created a malware Distribution-as-a-Service (DaaS) from over 3,000 fake Git Hub accounts