Train Delays Caused by Nationwide Communication System Issue
A major issue with the onboard radio communications system used by train drivers and signal operators has led to significant disruptions across the UK rail
What Implications Do the Home Secretary’s Policing Reforms Have for the Future of the Police Digital Service?
Since the new government took charge in July 2024, the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has become the hub for digital functions in
TfL Cyber Attack Has Racked Up Costs Exceeding £30 Million so Far
In September 2024, a cyber attack hit Transport for London (TfL), leading to significant disruptions across the capital. The financial toll has already exceeded £30
Podcast: Exploring Storage Solutions, AI Training, Inference, and Agentic AI
In this episode, we’re diving into the intersection of storage and artificial intelligence with Jason Hardy, CTO for AI at Hitachi Vantara. He highlights how
CMA Approves Vodafone-Three Merger
The UK’s Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) has given the green light to the Vodafone-Three merger, but there are conditions in place. The merger is
Understanding Common Criteria (CC) for Evaluating Information Technology Security
Common Criteria, known as CC, is an international standard, formally called ISO/IEC 15408, that evaluates information technology security products. It sets out guidelines to ensure
Are You on the Naughty or Nice List for Responsible AI Implementation?
Over the past year, artificial intelligence (AI) has stepped up as a game changer for businesses. It’s not just a buzzword anymore; nearly 40% of
Government Agencies Encouraged to Adopt Encrypted Messaging Following Chinese Salt Typhoon Cyber Attack
U.S. government agencies are under pressure to switch to end-to-end encrypted messaging apps like WhatsApp, Signal, and FaceTime. This comes after reports revealed that China
Met Police Face Scrutiny Over Assertion That ‘Majority of Lewisham Residents’ Back LFR
The Metropolitan Police says most people in Lewisham support its live facial-recognition (LFR) technology, but a community impact assessment (CIA) reveals a different story. Documents
UK Government on Track to Achieve 85% Gigabit Broadband Coverage by 2025
The government is on track to achieve its goal of 85% of the UK having full-fibre, gigabit-capable broadband by 2025, based on the latest statistics
Post Office Extends Fujitsu Contract by One Year as Critical Decision Approaches
The Post Office has decided to extend its contract with Fujitsu while it waits for updates on the Horizon software replacement project. This contract now
Demystifying Oracle Java Licensing: Navigating Complexity, Costs, and Audits
Organizations using Java are facing a significant rise in licensing fees with Oracle’s new subscription pricing for Java SE. Forrester noted that Oracle’s Java SE