Computing

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has joined forces with three prominent insurance associations to combat the growing threat of ransomware payments in the UK.

The AI wave isn’t on the horizon. It’s already here – and most CIOs are not well prepared.

Microsoft has fixed 60 Windows CVEs in its May Patch Tuesday update, two of which are actively exploited zero days. One is a critical vulnerability, earning an 8.8 CVSS rating.

The Conservative Party has breached 300+ people's personal data in email slip-up.

British tech firm Raspberry Pi is aiming to end London's IPO dry spell with a potential listing this year.

The destruction of Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore by Singapore-flagged container ship, the Dali recently drew immediate speculation that it may have been hacked. This was almost certainly not the case, said Mantas Marcinkevicuis, CISO at maritime information provider Lloyds List Intelligence.

International Monetary Fund managing director Dr Kristalina Georgieva has warned of that AI is hitting the global labour market like a “tsunami.”

The European Union has launched an investigation into Meta over suspicions that its social media platforms Facebook and Instagram cause behavioural addiction in children and fail to protect them from inappropriate content.

The National Cyber Security Centre's (NCSC) CTO, Ollie Whitehouse, has told delegates at CyberUK 2024 that the current market fails to incentivise the development of truly secure technology.

By many measures, the construction industry is the least digitised in the world. Given the nature of the business, this is unsurprising, but it’s not sustainable by any definition of that word, according to Yves Padrines, CEO of German software company Nemetschek Group.