Tech Specialist Files Lawsuit Over Denied Security Clearance for MI6 Position
A computer specialist, known as RP, has raised a serious issue with the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT). Just before starting a job as a technology
ETSI Introduces First Standard for Post-Quantum Encryption
This week, the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) introduced its first standard for post-quantum cyber security. This new standard aims to protect vital data and
Public Accounts Committee Criticizes Legacy IT Systems
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) wants the government to tackle legacy IT problems if it hopes to succeed with AI in the public sector. Their
Understanding Direct-Attached Storage: What It Is and How It Functions
Direct-attached storage (DAS) connects directly to a computer without passing through a network. It can be internal, like a hard drive in a laptop, or
Storage Companies Join Forces with Nvidia at GTC 2025
Nvidia’s stock recently took a hit, but it remains a powerhouse in AI hardware. Recently, they introduced terms like “agentic AI” and “reasoning” at their
Challenging Yvette Cooper’s ‘Hidden Backdoor’ Directive on Apple’s Encryption: My Perspective
Security is a tough challenge, and it just got tougher. The UK Government has secretly asked Apple to lower the security of its services. That’s
Enabling Digital Government: Why Focus Goes Beyond Technology
When I joined the civil service in 2017, people immediately raised concerns about how we funded digital initiatives. As I delved deeper, I encountered these
IDC Projects Global Edge Computing Investment to Reach Nearly $380 Billion by 2028
Edge computing is changing the way businesses handle real-time data and artificial intelligence (AI). According to IDC, it’s leading to increased investments in AI-driven processors,
The Data Center Energy Shortage: How Concerned Should Operators Be About Power Interruptions?
Since the new government took the reins in July 2024, nearly £40 billion has been announced for datacentre investments in the UK. This shows a
NCSC and DSIT Collaborate with IBM to Lead Cyber Diversity Initiatives
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is teaming up with IBM and the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) to boost diversity in
UK Government to Invest £45 Million in School Connectivity
Even with gigabit and full-fibre broadband spreading across the UK, a digital divide still exists. Some areas lag behind, leaving them at a significant disadvantage
Government Evaluates Compensation Program for Families Affected by Post Office Scandal
The government is looking into a new plan to help the families of subpostmasters hurt by the Post Office scandal. They want to address some