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US authorities have released guidance for owners of critical national infrastructure in the face of an undisclosed number of cyber incidents

A Public Accounts Committee report on government cyber resilience finds that the Cabinet Office has been working hard to improve, but is likely to miss targets and needs a fundamentally different approach

The job of getting the UK ready for post quantum computing will be at least as difficult as the Y2K problem, says Ollie Whitehouse chief technology officer of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)

The US authorities have released new guidance for owners of critical national infrastructure in the face of an undisclosed number of cyber incidents.

The UK will retain its Digital Services Tax on tech giants in a landmark US trade agreement that paves the way for a future digital tech deal

CEO Rajiv Ramaswami says Nutanix will open its platform to all external storage, allowing it to profit from customers wanting to move away from VMware, as well as the hyper-converged curious

Business heads are being targeted by SAP as it pushes out its Rise cloud ERP system

The AWS Summit in London saw the public cloud giant appoint itself to take on the task of skilling up hundreds of thousands of UK people in using AI technologies

Small language models could be more cost-effective to deploy than LLMs, offering greater privacy and performing specific tasks better. But is it too early for SLMs?

When asked their opinions on the growing use of AI, girls expressed concerns about possible biases it will perpetuate, while boys were worried about cyber security

Speaking with Computer Weekly at SuiteConnect 2025 in London, Evan Goldberg, executive vice-president of Oracle NetSuite, discussed how artificial intelligence in ERP is evolving

Government websites are to replace difficult-to-remember passwords with highly secure passkeys that will protect against phishing and cyber attackers

WhatsApp owner Meta is awarded millions of dollars in damages and compensation after its service was exploited by users of mercenary spyware developer NSO’s infamous Pegasus mobile malware

WhatsApp owner Meta is awarded millions of dollars in damages and compensation after its service was exploited by users of mercenary spyware developer NSO's infamous Pegasus mobile malware.

No end is yet in sight for UK retailers subjected to apparent ransomware attacks

Research from Sans Institute reveals European organisations are leading a global shift in hiring priorities, driven by regional regulatory frameworks

Oxford University’s Saïd Business School is working with cyber response specialist Sygnia to help future business leaders get on top of security

UK cyber security chief warns of ‘direct connection’ between Russian cyber attacks and physical threats to the UK