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Car hire giant Hertz reveals UK customer data was affected in a cyber incident orchestrated via a series of vulnerabilities in Cleo managed file transfer products

Starling Bank expands its banking as a service platform sales operation into the North American market

The Investigatory Powers Tribunal is a semi-secret judicial body that has made significant legal rulings on privacy, surveillance and the use of investigatory powers. What does it do and why is it important? 

The influence of billionaire tech leaders on Donald Trump may only be an early glimpse of their real intentions - the end of the nation-state concept as we know it

In this week’s Computer Weekly, we examine the potential impact of additional US tariffs on the global tech supply chain – and what it means for IT budgets. We look at the key considerations for IT leaders looking to move off VMware as a result of its licensing changes. And we speak to the man in charge of reviewing the controversial loan charge tax policy that affects thousands of IT contractors. Read the issue now.

IT and legal experts have made submissions to a government consultation on the use of computer evidence in court

Meta settles lawsuit over use of personal data in targeted advertising, opening up the possibility of other UK users raising legal objections to its processing

The Trump administration has separated out semiconductors in a bid to bring back manufacturing to the US

The UK government has ploughed an extra £121m into quantum to drive development of the technology

The Government Digital Service was warned about serious cyber security and data protection problems in its flagship digital identity system - with insider claims that data of three million users may still be at risk