Month: August 2016

Keeping tabs on everything is hard for IT teams managing large, sprawling and disparate IT estates. There are old machines to update, staff suffering from slow PCs and all manner of devices and licences...

ThoughtWorks hosts Hack Brexit to find ways to keep the public better informed about the consequences of the Brexit vote

Chip maker continues to boost its internet of things security capabilties by expanding its Israeli engineering team

EE's roaming services have gone offline, leaving customers abroad unable to make calls, send texts and access data services. Down Detector has confirmed the downtime, having received dozens of complaints...

EE's roaming services have gone offline, leaving customers abroad unable to make calls, send texts and access data services. Down Detector has confirmed the downtime, having received dozens of complaints...

GCHQ used URL shorteners to track activists operating in the Middle East, it has been claimed. GCHQ's covert Joint Threat Research Intelligence Group (JTRIG) created its own URL shortening service, called...

GCHQ used URL shorteners to track activists operating in the Middle East, it has been claimed. GCHQ's covert Joint Threat Research Intelligence Group (JTRIG) created its own URL shortening service, called...

Big data technology Hadoop is starting to appear in patches of the UK public sector, including GCHQ, HMRC, the Home Office and the NHS

We look at what is available to help businesses further digitise their operations to improve service, efficiency and profit

Retail bank says technology will provide secure verification by recognising the unique characteristics of each person’s voice