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As the war in Ukraine continues, large-scale, targeted Russian cyber attacks against targets in Western countries have failed to materialise, as far as we know,…

A phrase often linked to the IT sector is “skills crisis”. From opportunities in emerging areas such as data science and artificial intelligence, to more…

The internet, email and, in particular, social media have changed information access, content distribution and knowledge acquisition over the past quarter of a century –…

Ireland’s Data Protection Commissioner (DPC), which is responsible for regulating big tech companies with headquarters in Ireland, has called for objective metrics to measure the…

Cloud storage is often positioned as a way to save money. Firms can reduce their overheads by using the public cloud to replace datacentres, hardware…

Consumer watchdog Which? has reiterated its call for the UK government to tackle fraudulent paid-for advertising in the upcoming Online Safety Bill, after finding social…

The pandemic resulted in bold, technology-led initiatives across the public sector, but these now need revisiting, says analyst firm Gartner. Arthur Mickoleit, director analyst at…

Zoom, the videoconferencing platform that faced a barrage of criticism over the security of its platform when it soared to prominence at the beginning of…

Global comms tech provider Nokia and IT infrastructure services firm Kyndryl have formed a global network and edge computing alliance, which is aimed at helping…

Data integration on its own is not enough. For real success, an organisation also needs to exploit data and analytics right across the business, embedding…