Server Manufacturers Intensify Efforts in Edge AI Development
Server makers saw an opening in public cloud computing, realizing that physical servers fill a crucial gap. Over time, IT leaders have accepted that some
Concerns Over Data Protection Persist in Police Cloud Project Amid Legal Reforms
Nine police forces are on the lookout for a new cloud-based records management system (RMS) to replace their existing one. While the UK is gearing
Rising Demand for Zero-Day Exploits Among Attackers
Threat actors, whether backed by governments or motivated by financial gain, are increasingly exploiting unknown vulnerabilities, known as zero-days, to launch attacks before tech companies
Microsoft Addresses 89 CVEs in Second-to-Last Patch Tuesday of 2024
Microsoft has rolled out fixes for 89 new security vulnerabilities, with the total rising to 92 when including third-party issues. This Patch Tuesday update features
2023 MOVEit Attacks Reveal Increased Data Theft
Eighteen months after the massive cyberattack that affected countless organizations, we’re seeing new victims emerge, including Amazon. They confirmed that data regarding over two million
AWS Storage: Essential Storage Solutions in the Amazon Cloud
Amazon Web Services (AWS) kicked off the cloud storage revolution in 2006 with its Simple Storage Service (S3). This service aimed to provide straightforward data
Enhancing Cybersecurity: Top IAM Strategies to Counter Threats
The 2024 UK government Cyber Security Breaches Survey reveals a concerning trend: 70% of medium-sized businesses and 74% of large businesses have experienced a cyber
Post Office Seeks Four-Year Horizon Extension as Fujitsu CEO Attends Public Inquiry
The Post Office is pushing for a four-year extension on its contentious contract for the Fujitsu Horizon system, just as Paul Patterson, Fujitsu’s European head,
Fujitsu Chief Claims Post Office Scandal Not Due to Software Glitches
Fujitsu’s chief executive for Europe, Paul Patterson, has made it clear that the ongoing inquiry into the Post Office scandal shows it’s misleading to blame
UK Bolt Drivers Secure Legal Classification as Workers
UK drivers for the ride-hailing and food delivery app Bolt are now classified as staff rather than self-employed, according to a ruling from the Employment
New Worries Emerge Regarding NHS England Registries Procurement
The procurement of NHS England’s Outcomes and Registries Platform (ORP) has raised alarms about data security and compliance with public sector procurement rules. The ORP
Hyperscalers’ Net-Zero Goals Face Setback
By 2022, datacentres were set to consume about 2% of global energy. Fast forward to 2026, and that’s expected to rise to 4%, reaching around