Dutch voters grasp digital urgency better than their politicians
A grassroots campaign has propelled digitally competent candidates into the Dutch parliament, despite party leaders placing them low on electoral lists
Protecting the defenders: Addressing cyber’s burnout crisis
The Computer Weekly Security Think Tank considers the burdens and responsibilities that accompany the role of chief information security officer, and share guidance on how to navigate a challenging career path.
Subpostmaster was told no jury would believe Post Office had ‘dodgy computer’
Academic research says the wrongful prosecution of subpostmasters casts doubt on ‘golden thread’ of British justice, that people are innocent until proven guilty
Government minds to dominate federal AI oversight committee
To be fully operational by late 2026.
IBM, Cisco outline plans to network quantum computers
Could pave the way for a quantum internet.
US Congress seeks testimony from Australia’s eSafety Commissioner
As teen social media ban approaches.
Westpac CEO orders mission to cut wasteful tech spend
Consultants to face tougher competition from internal leaders.
Russian money launderers bought a bank to disguise ransomware profit
A billion-dollar money laundering network active in the UK funnelled money, including the profits of ransomware attacks, into its own bank to circumvent sanctions on Russia and help fund its attacks on Ukraine
UK targets ‘bulletproof’ services that hosted ransomware gangs
The UK's NCA and partners have cracked down on 'bulletproof' services that hosted cyber criminal infrastructure.
Nvidia prepares for exponential growth in AI inference
The company, famous for its datacentre AI acceleration, is focused on delivering better performance per watt to fuel the AI boom