US Department of Justice Seeks Sale of Chrome Browser by Alphabet
After winning its antitrust case against Alphabet, the Department of Justice is now pushing to make the tech giant sell its Chrome browser. This follows
Interview with Raymond Boyle, Vice President of Data and Analytics at Hyatt Hotels
Raymond Boyle, the VP of data and analytics at Hyatt Hotels, is all about maximizing the power of data. He joined Hyatt in early 2020,
CMA Approves Google’s Partnership with Anthropic
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has decided not to investigate Alphabet’s partnership with AI startup Anthropic under the merger rules of the Enterprise Act
Understanding Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE)
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures, or CVE, is a public catalog listing known security threats. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, it’s split into
ORG Calls for ICO to Reassess Public Sector Enforcement Strategies
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is facing criticism from privacy advocates at Open Rights Group (ORG). They argue that the ICO’s practice of only fining
Post Office to Leverage Technology for Automating Financial Redress Payments in Scandal Cases
The teams at the Post Office are diving into technology that could help pay compensation faster for victims of the Horizon scandal. Subpostmasters have been
What is a Server? | TechTarget Definition
A server is simply a computer or program that gives services to another program and its user, known as the client. In data centers, the
Apple Tackles Two Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in iPhone and Mac Devices
Apple has rolled out a series of software updates aimed at countering two recently discovered zero-day vulnerabilities that might already be in use. These vulnerabilities,
Government Sets Strategic Priorities for Ofcom, the Online Safety Regulator
The UK government has released a draft outlining its strategic priorities for Ofcom under the Online Safety Act, which takes effect in spring 2025. The
Post Office Project Assumes Control of Horizon Data from Fujitsu Amidst Turbulent Separation
The Post Office and its subpostmasters are set to break away from their reliance on Fujitsu for audit data as they move to a new
Microsoft Ignite: $4M Zero-Day Bounty and $349 Thin Client Solution
At Microsoft’s Ignite conference, CEO Satya Nadella emphasized the company’s unwavering dedication to enhancing security across its products. He discussed essential principles: secure by design,
HPE GreenLake Introduces Object Storage and Virtual Machine Solutions
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is diving deeper into the virtualization market and rolling out new object storage hardware. At the HPE Discover Barcelona conference, executives