Government
Hackers beware: UK data centres now have critical national infrastructure protection (CNI)
UK government beefs up national security by adding CNI status to its data centres - here's why it should help
Kris De Coorde, Policy and Innovation Project Leader at Sport Vlaanderen: “Social media is a vital part of the modern sports experience”
We interview Kris De Coorde, Policy and Innovation Project Leader at Sport Vlaanderen, the Flemish sports administration.
King’s Speech moves cybersecurity in the right direction
The King’s Speech has given us a much better idea of how the new Labour government will tackle cybersecurity challenges
I don’t care who hacked the Ministry of Defence, I do care how they did it
We may never know who hacked the Ministry of Defence, says Davey Winder, but who cares? It's how they did it that has real-life implications
Is INC ransomware group’s Leicester attack motivated by damage rather than money?
Now that Leicester City Council has finally confirmed that it was hit by a ransomware attack, with INC claiming responsibility, we explore the motives of the group and the attack's consequences.
UK Government using an “ostrich strategy” against ransomware, says National Security Committee
The Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy has accused the UK Government of having an "ostrich strategy" on ransomware
Who’s to blame for the Post Office scandal?
When we try to allocate blame for the Post Office Horizon scandal, we must look far and wide - including ourselves.
And the award for most insecure government department goes to… the Ministry of Defence
The Ministry of Defence (MoD), the UK government department with the most insecure network according to a recent critical report, is to spend £3 million on hackers to help hunt down vulnerabilities.
Would you pass a Cyber Essentials audit? Here’s why hackers hope not
Security expert Davey Winder explains why every size of business should take the Cyber Essentials audit -- not just the big-name organisations that hit the headlines
UK government announces £360m investment in tech industry
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak today launched the government’s new framework to “cement” the UK’s place as a science and technology superpower by 2030. But is £360m really enough?