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Microsoft fixes five exploited, and two publicly-disclosed, zero-days in the fifth Patch Tuesday update of 2025.

M&S is instructing all its customers to change their account passwords after a significant amount of data was stolen in a DragonForce ransomware attack.

Post Office seeks off-the-shelf Horizon replacement as part of £492m tender that includes ongoing support for Horizon up to 2033

The government’s flagship digital identity system has lost its certification against the government’s own digital identity system trust framework

Essex NHS wants to move some capacity to the Nutanix cloud, but can’t be certain prices will hold between product selection and when procurement plans gain approval

Subpostmasters who appealed compensation payments have significantly increased ‘worryingly undervalued’ settlements

UniCredit will transform operations through cloud, AI and data analytics technologies from Google Cloud

University of Reading set to save circa £500,000 and deploy Nutanix NC2 hybrid cloud that will allow failover from main datacentre

Technological opportunities typically come with a certain amount of risk – and generative AI adoption is no exception

An administration interface instance for the ransomware franchise's affiliates was attacked on 29 April. Data from its SQL database has been extracted and disclosed

Hallucinating AI, which lies through its teeth, keeps Amanda Stent busy at data analytics and intelligence giant Bloomberg

The owner of VMware is reminding customers on perpetual licences that they will longer be able to buy support for their VMware products

Generative AI’s use for knowledge management (KM) is growing in customer experience programmes, suggesting a new vocation for KM. We find out how

Country at forefront of industrial heat recycling expects datacentres will take only modest role in heating homes after government paved way with widely celebrated law

The government is investing in teacher training and student support to get more girls into maths classes, ultimately leading to AI careers

Forrester study finds that workers in the US are more likely than their European counterparts to have received AI training to support their job roles

The job of getting the UK ready for post-quantum computing will be at least as difficult as the Y2K problem, says National Cyber Security Centre CTO Ollie Whitehouse

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