Ofcom tests accuracy of social platforms’ AI classification tools with ‘sensitive material’
New online safety regulator aims to understand the benefits and limitations of automated moderation tools
Glasgow University claims 6G breakthrough
Academics have unveiled a new dynamic metasurface antenna which is claimed to be the first
Government claims info collected by anti-disinformation unit may ‘incidentally include personal data’
The recently renamed National Security Online Information Team has published an official privacy notice, revealing
One Login verified 840,000 users in Q1
Figures reveal that new processed over 350,000 identity checks in January alone, including app and
Peers seek new law to provide stronger protections for citizens’ data
As the Lords debates the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill, members urge government to
DWP signs £3m deal to improve UC data-sharing and help councils ‘identify cohorts of vulnerability and target interventions’
A dedicated team with the department will work with Capgemini over the coming months to
NHS offers £145k for CCIO as tech becomes ‘critical aspect of clinical care’
The health service is seeking a senior leader to act as a conduit between clinical
Stats show new Scottish online hate laws are ‘vital’, minister claims
More than 7,000 reports of hate crimes were made during the first week after laws
NHS signs £10m deal to support rollout of Palantir data platform
The health service has awarded a contract to KPMG to support the rollout of the
Police data requests in rape cases ‘problematic in proportionality and focused on perceived victim credibility’
Home Office report finds that many requests for external data lack the necessary rationale and
GOV.UK users can be ‘lost and overwhelmed’, report finds
Parliament’s Culture, Media and Sport Committee has claimed that GDS needs to make some overdue
Cabinet Office signs deal for centralised triaging of hundreds of government’s online vulnerabilities
Using a service newly established in government, almost 1,000 reports of security weaknesses in government
Labour’s NHS plan promises ‘tech entrepreneurs and AI in every hospital’
Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting has unveiled proposals to digitise the ‘red book’ children’s health
NHS patients in Dumfries and Galloway urged to look out for cyber extortion after data breach
The health board representing the south western region of Scotland was last month hit by
Network Rail to deploy AI-powered ‘crowd monitoring’ at Waterloo station
Automated security technology has been trialled at various transport hubs in recent years, having been
DWP picks £40m reseller partner as single route to ‘low-value software purchases’
Department for Work and Pensions becomes the latest government agency to award an aggregated deal
National Archives appoints new chief to lead organisation into ‘digital age’
UK’s public archiving organisation has announced its Cambridge University alumnus and former BBC TV producer
MoD plots £200m IT engagement to provide ‘significant advantages in modern warfighting’
The ministry is looking to engage with suppliers ahead of launching a potential procurement exercise
