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Public Sector

MoD wants to maintain a register of AI experts
MoD wants to maintain a register of AI experts

Before robots can take over from humans, we need more humans

  • Public Sector
  • 22 May 2018
St Helens NHS CCG warned that cyber-attack is 'high risk'
St Helens NHS CCG warned that cyber-attack is 'high risk'

Successful attack could result in harm to patients and financial loss, warns NHS governing body

  • Public Sector
  • 23 March 2018
Government reveals plans to fund research into off-road self-driving vehicles
Government reveals plans to fund research into off-road self-driving vehicles

Research intended to seed development of autonomous vehicles for use in industry

  • Public Sector
  • 26 February 2018
US to plough $80 billion into digital transformation in latest budget plan
US to plough $80 billion into digital transformation in latest budget plan

US government budget indicates plans for more joined-up technology in government

  • Government
  • 14 February 2018
High Court rules Snoopers' Charter surveillance regime unlawful
High Court rules Snoopers' Charter surveillance regime unlawful

Successive governments have tried to push through the Snoopers' Charter for a decade

  • Security
  • 30 January 2018
A NHS doctor working at a computer
NHS Digital approves public cloud use for storing patient data

The NHS will be able to use the offshore public cloud to store personal data, but critics have raised security concerns

  • Public Sector
  • 25 January 2018
Estonian authorities block national ID cards due to ROCA security flaw
Estonian authorities block national ID cards due to ROCA security flaw

Estonia has recalled national ID cards after smartcard security flaw was uncovered

  • Security
  • 06 November 2017
NHS and Department of Health didn't know how to respond to WannaCry, claims NAO
NHS and Department of Health didn't know how to respond to WannaCry, claims NAO

No provision had been made for communications - so staff used WhatsApp instead

  • Security
  • 27 October 2017
NHS trusts failure to patch Windows 7 left them vulnerable to WannaCry, concludes NAO investigation
NHS trusts failure to patch Windows 7 left them vulnerable to WannaCry, concludes NAO investigation

NHS trusts "could have taken relatively simple action to protect themselves", claims NAO

  • Security
  • 27 October 2017
The state of digital transformation in the NHS
The state of digital transformation in the NHS

The health service must do more with less, and that is driving digital transformation

  • Public Sector
  • 23 October 2017
Aylesbury Vale District Council uses AI to lower response times and costs
Aylesbury Vale District Council uses AI to lower response times and costs

"AI will be crucial in the public sector," says digital strategy manager Maryvonne Hassal

  • Public Sector
  • 15 September 2017
One-tenth of world's pagers used by the NHS
One-tenth of world's pagers used by the NHS

NHS single-handedly keeping the pager industry going in the UK

  • Communications
  • 11 September 2017
UK government committed to working with UK SMBs
UK government committed to working with UK SMBs

Public sector has spent £1.2 million with SMBs on digital services since 2012

  • Public Sector
  • 11 September 2017
GDS head should have a place on Civil Service Board, says Institute of Government
Head of the GDS should have place on Civil Service Board, urges Institute of Government

Idea would give GDS head Kevin Cunnington full membership of board

  • Public Sector
  • 08 September 2017
Home Office, HMRC and DWP will share records for digital Brexit immigration system
Home Office, HMRC and DWP will share records for digital Brexit immigration system

Proposed new immigration system would be 'as digital, flexible and frictionless for individuals and employers as possible'

  • Government
  • 08 September 2017
Most local authorities - including all in London - can't meet GDPR 'right to be forgotten' rules
Most local authorities - including all in London - can't meet GDPR 'right to be forgotten' rules

Seventy per cent of local authorities flunk key GDPR requirement

  • Security
  • 29 August 2017
PC Dixon of Dock Green reporting for cyber duty. Image copyright BBC
British police need training in IT skills to handle surge in online crimes, claims Reform thinktank

Half of crimes involve 'digital technology' that police lack the skills to deal with, warns Reform

  • Security
  • 23 August 2017
Hacker claims to have stolen data on 1.2 million NHS patients
Hacker claims to have stolen data on 1.2 million NHS patients

But breached contractor says that it simply didn't have that much data

  • Security
  • 21 August 2017
Scottish Parliament at Holyrood
Email accounts of MSPs targeted in cyber attack on Scottish Parliament

Cyber attack on Scottish Parliament comes after MPs at Westminster were targeted in June by a similar brute force attack

  • Security
  • 16 August 2017
Yet another NHS data breach - this time at St Helens and Knowsley Hospitals NHS Trust
Yet another NHS data breach - this time at St Helens and Knowsley Hospitals NHS Trust

Trainee doctors' personal details spilled via carelessly published spreadsheet

  • Security
  • 01 August 2017
European Commmissioner Andrus Ansip proposes new European cyber security centre to certify security of technology products
European Commmissioner Andrus Ansip proposes new European cyber security centre to certify security of technology products

But does the EU need yet another organisation to tackle IT security?

  • Security
  • 31 July 2017
Civica sold again – this time to Swiss investment fund Partners Group in £1bn deal, the fourth sale of the company since Sanderson spun it out in 2004, a deal that comes just days after Civica acquired SMB-focused Carval Computing
Civica sold again - this time to Swiss investment fund Partners Group in £1bn deal

Sanderson spin-out in fourth sale since 2004 as Partners Group scoops it up just a week after Civica bought SMB focused Carval

  • Cloud Computing
  • 24 July 2017
School students working on computers
UK government plan to train 6,000 students in £20m cyber security programme

Four-year programme will include hundreds of hours of extra-curricular content, DCMS claims

  • Security
  • 24 July 2017
A NHS doctor working at a computer
NHS trusts bin 144 computers every day

Trusts have purchased more than 400,000 new PCs since 2013, at a cost of £260 million

  • Public Sector
  • 21 July 2017
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