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Subpostmasters can only make claims for losses through Post Office Process Review until September 30, but a former subpostmaster says there is a necessity to extend the deadline

In the wake of a string of incidents involving badly managed AI agents, security firm Okta enhanced its year-old agentic services proposition with capabilities to securely manage agentic lifecycles

In the wake of a string of incidents involving badly-managed AI agents, security firm Okta enhanced its year-old agentic services proposition with new capabilities to securely manage agentic lifecycles.

The concept of zero-trust needs no introduction, but in the new world of AI agents, it’s a model that now needs to evolve.

Computer Weekly used public DNS records to map which outside companies Britain’s 48 police forces connect to – and found a service that has quietly standardised on one US hyperscaler

The government has rejected a suggestion from the Commons Home Affairs Committee that the electronic visa system should move to a more stable, token-based process, rather than the current error-prone system that relies on real-time database checks

Middle East firms are quickly snapping up AI hardware, but finding the right people to put it to work effectively in everyday operations is proving a lot more difficult

‘Sovereign AI’ is everywhere but rarely defined. It bundles ownership, control, jurisdiction, capability and optionality. The real test for most organisations is, do you know your dependencies, and can you leave if you need to?

The British Medical Association (BMA) has written to MP committees calling for the Capita-run GP pension scheme to be brought in-house

When she was asked to let IT students run its SOC, New Jersey Institute of Technology CISO Sharon Kelley ran a mile. Find out why she changed her mind, and how Splunk is helping her raise a new generation of cyber analysts

Sixty years ago today, the first issue of Computer Weekly landed on IT managers’ desks across the UK. It’s been our privilege to document the incredible progress of UK IT ever since. In this special anniversary issue, leaders from across the sector reflect on their personal memories from six decades of innovation. Read the issue now.

European Union urged to deploy real-time European cyber alert platform to share information with member states on cross-border cyber attacks

AI is rapidly changing the world of work and how we navigate daily life, but the core skills schools need to instil in students haven’t changed

London Borough of Barnet’s extended IT service contract with Capita finally comes to an end

From farm to tech: How Aaron Binkley bridged real estate and big tech to drive Digital Realty’s global sustainability strategy and massive renewable energy shift

Ofgem's proposed commitment fees aim to clear grid-clogging data centres, but could the upfront costs deter viable projects and threaten the UK's AI ambitions?

Everpure CTO Patrick Smith argues data sovereignty demands selective control, balancing strict workload rules with global cloud speed rather than an all-or-nothing lockdown

A former Computer Weekly colleague looks at a life in tech media, at the forefront of documenting technology all while the industry itself was being disrupted beyond recognition

When Computer Weekly's editor in chief first became an accidental technologist, it was not a cool place to be. Joyously, things have changed

Having been a pioneer of cloud-based software, Evan Goldberg sees even greater potential benefits ahead from AI