public sector

Threat actors tailored attacks on victims such as pharmaceutical companies, with researchers still in the dark on key details

Facial recognition and geolocation data will be matched against Home Office, Ministry of Justice and police databases

The European Commission will investigate whether developer fees and billing terms put forth by Google’s Play Store are adequate

However, the government is developing a new bill which it hopes to bring into law early next year

Rights campaigners argue that the increase in surveillance is unlawful and unjustified

The company pointed to the success of its moderation systems despite increasing reports, as governments increasingly targeted verified journalists and…

Britain’s delay to empowering the Digital Markets Unit (DMU) with the powers it craves could see the once-frontrunner fall behind the rest of the worl…

The early 2020 attack, publicly disclosed for the first time this week, is thought to have had a "staggering effect" on the department and other agenc…

The MoD and Alan Turing Institute announce the project as part of a wider plan to make the UK a world-leader in AI research

A US government report details a series of recommendations to help counter the Log4Shell flaw in the long term

Defense giant will operate and maintain the military’s high performance computing systems until 2027

The latest push follows Apple CEO Tim Cook advocating support for the "strongest privacy bill possible"

The agency has responded to fears around biometric data breaches, including those relating to abortion services

Critics brand the EU's regulations as inflexible and counterproductive, but do the claims stand up to scrutiny?

The potential export ban will stall China's efforts to make more advanced chips

The Foreign Affairs Committee urge the government to work more closely with big tech, which is becoming the new battleground for threats to national p…

The decision still needs to be approved by other European data regulators, but could see the shut down of Instagram and Facebook on the continent

The two UK authorities say misconceptions around ICO fines are jeopardising the integrity of UK cyber security, in a direct appeal to the Law Society

North Korean state-sponsored attackers are said to have been targeting critical services since at least May 2021

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) hopes to offer a variety of tools for quantum-proof encryption

The European Commission is hoping to open up platforms and break down big tech’s most egregious monopolistic practices

Hikvision and Dahua are used by over 60% of UK public bodies, despite widespread criticism around alleged ties to crimes in Xinjiang

The attackers have reportedly offered to sell over 23 terabytes of data for 10 bitcoin

Businesses may be under constant threat, but for institutions that harbour sensitive R&D, the stakes are much higher