GDPR’s 7th anniversary: in the AI age, privacy legislation is still relevant

It’s been slightly more than seven years since GDPR came into force – a key moment that reshaped how…

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AI and machine learning engineers earn far less in UK than in US

US software developers specialising in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) engineering appear to be earning significantly more…

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International AI Alignment effort tackles unpredictability

The UK’s AI Security Institute is collaborating with several global institutions on a global initiative to ensure artificial intelligence…

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Senator warns of new UK surveillance risks to US citizens following Apple ‘back door’ row

 Senator Ron Wyden has written to the US director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard urging her to provide Congress and…

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What comes next for VMware customers?

The warning signs were already there. When VMware customers on perpetual licences began receiving cease-and-desist letters for applying patches…

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Austrian government faces likely legal challenge over state spyware

The Austrian government is likely to face legal challenges after it succeeded on its fifth attempt to pass a…

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European Commission ignores calls to reassess Israel data adequacy

The European Commission (EC) has been ignoring calls to reassess Israel’s data adequacy status for over a year, despite…

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Global cyber spend will top $200bn this year, says Gartner

Driven by an ever-escalating number of high-profile cyber attacks and other emerging risks, worldwide spending on cyber security products…

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Burnout burden: why CISOs are at breaking point, what needs to change

Let’s face it, no one talks about burnout in cybersecurity until it’s already too late. The pressure for CISOs…

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Building digital resilience in retail

Retailers are not having an easy time. The June 2025 report from the CBI reveals that retail sales fell…

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