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Almost half of IT teams are burnt out as a result of war rooms, as ‘blame game’ culture becomes the norm for most organizations
A lack of observability and unified data is causing conflicts between IT departments and service providers, new report finds.
US Department of Defense claims to have flushed out 50,000 vulnerabilities with bug bounty program
The bug bounty incentive enhances National Security, and rewards ethical hackers for their work
South Korean President says that democracy is under threat from AI
In the world's biggest election year, Russia and China are expected to interfere using AI
UK government releases new cloud SCADA security guidance for OT
Organizations need to move away from legacy SCADA systems, and a secure cloud environment could be the solution.
Microsoft report says UK is not prepared for the age of AI — barely any businesses are ‘resilient’ to cybercrime
Microsoft research shows that UK businesses are at a high risk of cyberattacks, but AI could be here to save the day
US government probing security risks of mobile devices using Russian or Chinese satellites
The potential security risks are currently unknown, so the FCC has turned to mobile phone manufacturers for answers
UK government software subsidy scheme is an unsurprising failure so far
A subsidy scheme launched by the Prime Minister saw less than 1,000 businesses sign up out of an expect 100,000
HMRC spent millions on kit for remote working staff
Despite overwhelming evidence pointing to increased productivity and wellbeing, HMRC is facing criticism for its investment in hybrid working
