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With suppliers focused on ensuring their own product lines are quantum-secure, end-users with diverse estates still can't afford to sleep on quantum security.

As more processes become automated by AI, business leaders are taking greater responsibility for the tech their teams are using, as one head of HR explains

Italian prosecution against mafia group collapses after judge throws out intercept evidence from police hacking of the Sky ECC cryptophone network

The Microsoft 365 suite provides everything from office productivity to cyber security tools. Should organisations rethink their Microsoft strategy?

Government-instigated investigation into system will report too late to be included in January miscarriage of justice appeal

The global degradation of service impacting many Microsoft functions means admins may be less able to keep corporate IT security safe

Embattled Nvidia CEO and founder Jensen Huang has resigned amid a sex scandal involving an alleged Chinese spy

New development will expand Qatar’s domestic datacentre capacity as the country accelerates its digital transformation ambitions under Digital Agenda 2030

Warning after research shows AI agents can hack into a wind farm, access engineering data and shut down electricity supplies

AI is giving intelligence agencies new capabilities to sift and analyse communications on a previously unimaginable scale. What safeguards are being applied to protect individuals and to ensure UK’s agencies don’t go beyond their lawful powers?

A former subpostmaster is appealing a 1998 conviction that was based on evidence from the Post Office’s faulty Capture system

Forescout’s Vedere Labs has shown AI can cut bug-finding time dramatically, including those common in critical infrastructure

We speak to Gartner's Akif Khan about the need for organisations to reassess employee cyber training and agentic AI identity and access management

The investigatory powers commissioner, Lord Leveson, talks to Computer Weekly about the challenges of overseeing the UK’s surveillance capabilities, candour and the impact of artificial intelligence

The investigatory powers commissioner talks to Computer Weekly about the challenges of overseeing the UK’s surveillance capabilities, candour and the impact of artificial intelligence

Post Office Horizon scandal statutory public inquiry report will be published ‘very soon’, according to report

A generator controller wired to the wrong side of a switch meant backup power never started, so UPS batteries drained and the London region went dark for six hours

Some AI companies have been training their models using tens of thousands of physical books, destroying them in the process. Why did they use books, how ethical is this and is there a better way to train AI?

The event brought together global telecoms leaders, policymakers and technology companies as Qatar seeks to expand its digital economy, strengthen regional connectivity and turn investments in AI and infrastructure into international business opportunities

More than half the DNS records that route UK councils’ email and websites resolve to Microsoft, Amazon or Google – though 99.7% publish anti-spoofing controls