Law firm paid £200m to support Post Office, while police investigating scandal are forced to beg /UK national centre will fight Russian disinformation, says UK prime minister Andy Burnham /Former subpostmaster demands extension to Post Office scandal claims deadline /Okta debuts agentic lifecycle management tools, AI kill switch /Zero-trust was built for people. Nobody told it about agents /Data dive: Mapping UK police forces’ hyperscale dependence /UK government defends ‘fundamentally flawed’ eVisa system /Capita lacks the ‘capacity and ability’ to run GP pension scheme, BMA tells MPs /Splunk helps US research uni embrace ‘student-powered’ security /Celebrating 60 years of Computer Weekly /EU states failing to exchange information on cross-border cyber security attacks /AI hasn’t changed ‘core skills’ needed for work, say experts /Barnet council bringing Capita IT work in-house after alternative contract ‘abandoned’ /Digital Realty: Aaron Binkley’s passion and progress in sustainability /Will new grid rules put the future of UK datacentres at risk? /Selective sovereignty: Why balance beats lockdown in the data debate /US cyber agency endorses ‘decoy’ tactics /What a new ‘Nature’s Rights’ bill could mean for UK datacentres /Interview: François-Xavier Pierrel, chief data officer, TF1 /Data dive: London and M4 the datacentre hotspot, but not for long /
Law firm paid £200m to support Post Office, while police investigating scandal are forced to beg /UK national centre will fight Russian disinformation, says UK prime minister Andy Burnham /Former subpostmaster demands extension to Post Office scandal claims deadline /Okta debuts agentic lifecycle management tools, AI kill switch /Zero-trust was built for people. Nobody told it about agents /Data dive: Mapping UK police forces’ hyperscale dependence /UK government defends ‘fundamentally flawed’ eVisa system /Capita lacks the ‘capacity and ability’ to run GP pension scheme, BMA tells MPs /Splunk helps US research uni embrace ‘student-powered’ security /Celebrating 60 years of Computer Weekly /EU states failing to exchange information on cross-border cyber security attacks /AI hasn’t changed ‘core skills’ needed for work, say experts /Barnet council bringing Capita IT work in-house after alternative contract ‘abandoned’ /Digital Realty: Aaron Binkley’s passion and progress in sustainability /Will new grid rules put the future of UK datacentres at risk? /Selective sovereignty: Why balance beats lockdown in the data debate /US cyber agency endorses ‘decoy’ tactics /What a new ‘Nature’s Rights’ bill could mean for UK datacentres /Interview: François-Xavier Pierrel, chief data officer, TF1 /Data dive: London and M4 the datacentre hotspot, but not for long /