Ex-Fujitsu engineer alleges Post Office manipulated him into providing incomplete evidence
During the latest hearing of the Post Office scandal public inquiry, a former senior Fujitsu engineer revealed that he was pressured into giving misleading evidence
Databricks aims to combine AI and BI
Business Intelligence was born from data warehousing, as pointed out by analyst Mike Ferguson in an interview for a Computer Weekly article celebrating the publication’s
Potential Collapse Looms for IT Giant Atos if Restructuring Talks Falter
Auditors have issued a warning about the financial stability of key government technology supplier Atos due to a significant debt revelation of $5bn. Grant Thornton
Council rejects second planning application for datacentre near M25 due to Green Belt restrictions
A datacentre development project in Iver, Buckinghamshire, has been denied planning permission for the second time by local authority officials. The investment company, Greystoke Land,
Post Office IT expert witness’s claim leaves experts stunned
During questioning at the Post Office scandal public inquiry, former Fujitsu engineer Gareth Jenkins made an astonishing claim regarding his previous statements as a witness
ICO was not consulted by Police Scotland regarding high-risk cloud system
Police Scotland did not consult with the data regulator before deploying its cloud-based digital evidence-sharing system, despite identifying significant risks with the data processing, according
Innocent People Wrongly Jailed Due to Lack of Legal Knowledge from Post Office IT Expert Witness
The Post Office public inquiry has heard that a former Fujitsu IT expert’s lack of understanding of the responsibilities of an expert witness led to
Israel’s cybersecurity leader urges global coalition to combat Iranian hackers
During the Cyber Week conference in Tel Aviv, Gaby Portnoy, director general of the Israel National Cyber Directorate, emphasized the importance of global collaboration in
Scrutiny on UK government’s use of M365 following Microsoft’s disclosure of ‘no guarantee of sovereignty’
Microsoft’s control over government IT is being questioned due to revelations that data hosted on its cloud infrastructure may not remain in the UK. The
Kubernetes Celebrates 10 Years: Enhancing Stateful App Storage and Data Protection
Kubernetes is celebrating its 10th birthday in mid-2024 as the market-leading container orchestration platform. Over the past decade, Kubernetes has evolved into a mature container
Exploring the Concept of Digital Signatures
Digital signatures are a secure way to authenticate and verify the integrity of digital documents, messages, and software. They use public key cryptography to create
The European Commission rules that bundling Teams with M365 is anti-competitive according to Microsoft.
Microsoft has been accused of violating EU antitrust rules by including its cloud-based communication and collaboration software, Teams, with the purchase of its Office 365