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EU citizens’ rights under the Privacy Shield Act are not directly affected by President Trump's executive order on public safety, according to international law firm Hogan Lovells

Old technology and human error combined to cause major IT outage at Yorkshire NHS trust, review finds

UK businesses need to adopt a risk-based approach to cyber security spending to ensure the best ROI and most appropriate data protection, says industry expert Michael Dieroff.

Developer Bellway Homes chooses FTTP broadband supplier Hyperoptic to supply ultrafast services to new homes in Welwyn Garden City

More and more businesses are adopting a hybrid cloud strategy for their datacentre needs. Computer Weekly looks at what’s on offer

UK firms still have much work to do in preparing for GDPR compliance, minimising the risk of identity theft and regaining trust, according to law firm Winckworth Sherwood

The combination of AI and humans will triple productivity if businesses get the balance right for different roles

Union to fight a planned 22% cut to CSC's UK workforce, which could impact customers including the NHS

Businesses dealing with EU citizens' data urged to ensure they are on track to comply with the GDPR in less than 16 months, as the world marks Data Protection Day 2017

The development of the new Health and Social Care Network is moving ahead as NHS Digital signs Redcentric to provide peering exchange services