The Wikimedia Foundation is seeking a judicial review of the Online Safety Act (OSA), claiming that its “Categorisation ...

CrowdStrike is cutting 500 jobs, representing 5% of its global workforce, citing AI as a factor in its decision.

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National Trust is pushing its digital transformation forward using GIS, which is a good thing. The organisation completed – ...

The notorious LockBit ransomware gang has fallen victim to a serious data breach, exposing sensitive information from its ...

Security staff need to drop the love affair with tools and refocus on their primary objective: protecting the business ...

Rather than a mere advance in social engineering, deepfakes represent ‘a paradigm shift in the attack vector,’ says security ...

Cisco claims its research into quantum computing will speed up the time it will take to develop viable quantum computing ...

CISA has issued a public warning to critical energy infrastructure operators following a series of attacks against underlying ...

The recent wave of cyber-attacks on well-known retailers should serve as a “wake-up call” for businesses across the UK, a ...

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Harrods, the world-renowned luxury department store, has become the latest high-profile British retailer to fall victim to a ...