UN-Backed Cybersecurity Report Reveals Global Gaps in Preparedness
Governments worldwide must adopt a more proactive approach to address the risks posed by emerging cyber threats, as emphasized by the United Nations (UN)-affiliated Global
Competition Watchdog Warns Vodafone/Three Merger Could Drive Up Mobile Prices
The UK’s competition authority has issued a warning that the proposed merger between mobile network operators Vodafone and Three could result in increased prices and
Cybersecurity Workforce Needs to Nearly Double to Address Global Talent Shortage
Research indicates that the global cybersecurity workforce must expand by 87% to address a significant shortfall in cyber talent. According to ISC2’s 2024 Cybersecurity Workforce
Mainframe Teams Leverage AI for Modernization Benefits
Kyndryl’s recent report on the state of mainframe modernization reveals that organizations can achieve up to a 225% return on investment from modernization projects. Unfortunately,
UK and Others Sign Groundbreaking ‘Binding’ Treaty on AI and Human Rights
The UK government has officially signed the first-ever «legally binding» treaty concerning artificial intelligence (AI) and human rights, committing signatory states to implement safeguards against
AT&T Files Lawsuit Against Broadcom Over VMware Support Licensing Issues
Broadcom and AT&T have reached a temporary arrangement to extend the VMware licensing agreement for customers, providing an additional month of support as AT&T challenges
Lord Proposes Legislation to Govern AI and Automation in the Public Sector
Liberal Democrat peer Lord Clement-Jones has proposed a private members’ bill aimed at regulating the use of artificial intelligence (AI), algorithms, and automated decision-making technologies
Teenager Detained in Investigation of TfL Cyberattack
The National Crime Agency (NCA) has announced the arrest of a teenager as part of its investigation into a cyber security incident involving Transport for
Disaster Recovery in Kubernetes: Five Essential Questions to Consider
Kubernetes deployments present numerous benefits for enterprises looking to upgrade their infrastructure and transition to a cloud-native architecture. However, the very features that make Kubernetes
Government Receives Report on Second Controversial Post Office IT System
The government has received a report concerning a software application used by subpostmasters prior to the notorious Horizon system, which has been implicated in causing
European Enterprise Networking Falls Short in Hybrid Maturity
A recent study conducted by the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) for InfoBlox has revealed that European organizations exhibit less sophisticated networking practices to facilitate hybrid
Why the Government Should Continue to Invest in DSIT’s Five Essential Technologies
The UK technology sector has emerged as a noteworthy success in today’s economy, with its gross value added (GVA) growing by over 25% from 2010