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How diplomatic immunity silenced the prosecutor who coordinated Sweden’s EncroChat probe
10 Feb 2022Defence lawyers claim Swedish court decision not to hear evidence from a Swedish prosecutor leaves important legal questions unanswered over international police operation to hack EncroChat cryptophone network Read More
Technology is top of the chops in RBS savings memo
17 Oct 2011The Royal Bank of Scotland's investment banking business is making cuts to its technology budgets and forcing contractors to take holidays as it identifies areas where savings can be made. Read More
Tomorrow began last week: Preparing for a Post Covid Lockdown World
28 Mar 2020There is much to think about while we are in lockdown if we want to live in a relatively free, safe and democratically accountable society afterwards, for however long it takes us to rebuild ... Read More
Dreamscape to merge with Singapore hosting provider in regional expansion
30 Jun 2017The Australian hosting provider will tap Vodien’s infrastructure to address the needs of mobile-first businesses in Southeast Asia that are going online for the first time Read More
A Cybercommunity Safety Partnership to address On-line Harms and Abuse
12 Sep 2019We need voluntary co-operation to join up cybercommunity safety across silo boundaries without waiting for governments, regulators and lobbyists Read More
Is Zoom fatigue signalling a return to the printed page?
14 Oct 2020Digital overload from video collaboration The pandemic has created a surge of both personal and professional video conferencing. Zoom has seen use of its platform skyrocket as a result of the ... Read More
Bristol Council's open source plan thwarted by security clearance problems
27 Sep 2011Bristol City Council's open source push has suffered another series of set-backs that point a finger of blame at CESG, the cyber security arm of GCHQ. Read More
Retail tech propels stores past the pandemic
22 Jun 2021At NRF Converge, speakers discuss technologies to propel recovery from the recession of 2020, and how social media becomes a minefield for companies that don't have a strategy. Read More
Content removal will not stop misinformation, says Royal Society
19 Jan 2022Censorship of scientific misinformation online could exacerbate feelings of distrust, so government should look at information literacy and funding fact checkers instead, says report Read More
IT Priorities 2018: ANZ ups ante on cloud services and software
08 Jan 2018Organisations in Australia and New Zealand are bullish on IT spending, particularly in cloud infrastructure services, cloud applications and all-flash storage arrays Read More