Intelligent Government

Cyber strategy update shows how UK intelligence is thwarting attacks

A scam to defraud thousands of UK citizens using a fake email address spoofing a UK airport was one of a wide range of cyberattacks successfully prevented by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), a report has revealed. Details of the criminal campaign are just one case study of many...

Police are facing calls to halt the public use of facial recognition software

Police are facing calls to halt the public use of facial recognition software to search for suspected criminals after academics from the University of Essex found matches were only correct in one in five cases and the system was likely to break human rights laws. Jason Tooley, Board Member of...

Taking the European tech sector by storm

As a world leader in weather and climate services, the Met Office is widely recognised for supporting an array of sectors including transport, with a major focus on aviation, insurance, retail, banking and environmental sectors such as agriculture and the extractive industries. The organisation works closely with the UK government...

GDPR one year on…interpreting, reporting and protecting data

David Higgins, EMEA Technical Director at CyberArk, talks to us about the way companies and organisations should be managing data to avoid hefty fines. A report earlier this year by global law firm, DLA Piper, has shed fresh light on GDPR and the way high-profile data breaches have been reported...