Can ‘god-like technologies’ be prevented from harming a generation of children?

As the UK’s Online Safety Act (OSA) continues to make its way through the implementation process – with a…

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Scattered Spider retail attacks spreading to US, says Google

Retailers in the United States are now coming under attack from Scattered Spider, the English-speaking hacking collective that is suspected…

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Why we must reform the Computer Misuse Act: A cyber pro speaks out

Eight years ago, Simon Whittaker, head of cyber security at Belfast-based consultancy Instil, narrowly avoided having his front door…

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It’s time to get to grips with DORA

It’s no surprise to me that financial services organisations missed the 17 January2025 deadline to be in compliance with the…

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Enisa launches European vulnerability database

The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (Enisa) has debuted a European Union Vulnerability Database (EUVD) to provide “aggregated, reliable…

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UK government outlines plan to surveil migrants with eVisa data

The UK government has outlined how it will utilise the new electronic visa (eVisa) system and “modern biometric technology”…

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BBVA creates ChatGPT Store and expands use of the GenAI tool

BBVA has created an internal library, known as ChatGPT Store, which already has 1,000 bots available for use across…

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Roundtable: Why did customers sail away from VMware?

Hyper-converged infrastructure pioneer Nutanix is among a number of suppliers that smell blood in the water when it comes…

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Humphrey AI tool powers Scottish Parliament consultation

The government has said a new tool called Consult, based on its artificial intelligence (AI)-based suite Humphrey, has been…

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UKRI must do more to drive innovation agenda and avoid fraud

The UKRI, the largest single public funder of research and innovation in the UK, needs funding assurance. The UK…

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