HMRC launches paid digital apprenticeship with bonus of funded degree
HMRC tells Computer Weekly about its first 15 apprenticeships available under the government-led Tech Industry Gold Apprenticeship scheme
Month: July 2015
Reported United Airlines hack could be work of OPM Chinese hackers
Hackers seem to be building database on US citizens of interest
Interview: CCS director Sarah Hurrell on improving government technology purchasing
The government's procurement agency has plenty of critics, but its technology lead insists that IT and digital purchasing is improving fast
Obama orders US to build ‘exabyte’ supercomputer to overtake China
Machine will be able to carry out a billion billion processes a second
Google pledges security training for 10,000 UK internet users
Google will host free workshops in five UK cities and 30 schools on safeguarding passwords, updating account settings, finding stolen devices and checking where data is being shared
Sage reveals three-step strategy for cloud adoption
CEO Stephen Kelly reveals plans to get customers onto the cloud
United Airlines hack could signal bulk spying campaign
The latest United Airlines hack makes the case for better data breach notification laws and better network activity monitoring capabilities
Windows 10 WiFi Sense feature faces security backlash
WiFi sharing feature is turned on by default but security concerns raised
BT Group’s first-quarter results buoyed by superfast broadband and mobile demand
BT Group's first-quarter results highlight successes in superfast broadband and mobile divisions, but analyst warns of challenging times to come
Another major Android threat found that bricks devices
Trend Micro reveals another flaw just days after Stagefright