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Home Office minister Atkins says Facebook is ‘of particular concern’
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Julia Lopez claims that identity assurance tool ‘continues to work well’
GCHQ seeks leader for ‘no ordinary IT department’
Senior tech professional sought to oversee transformation process
Coronavirus Act review: Government ends extended storage of individuals’ biometric data ‘for national security purposes’
Assessment of emergency law also reveals successful use of tech in justice system and for registering deaths
Defence infrastructure needs to be underpinned by ‘digital backbone’, says MoD exec
Complex departmental structure means digital transformation is dependent on stable cyber foundation, tech leader tells PublicTechnology Live event
Data shows rise in honours candidates deemed ‘high-risk’ over tax affairs
HMRC vetting procedure identifies possible concerns
Defence and foreign policy review emphasises cutting-edge tech
Adoption of emerging technology and creation of dedicated cyber force are among the initiatives trailed in the policy document
MoD signs £48m for office electronics and print supplies
Deal covers storage, devices, and print supplies
Outsourcer Sitel shopped to ICO after contact tracers told to use personal emails to share case info
Whistleblower raised concerns about practice that went unheeded
App to offer citizens option to send location to police
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Defence review set to bring fleets of drones and high-tech Whitehall ‘situation room’
Reports indicate emerging tech will be favoured over traditional military capabilities
RAF and Navy to adopt £9.5m low-code recruitment platform
Three-year deal awarded to Pegasystems
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Public bodies join up to form CyberScotland
Newly created organisation aims to improve national resilience
Government study reveals cyber sector kept growing through 2020
Revenue spiked 7% to £8.9bn, DCMS study reveals
Only one in 15 staff needed to run new border system has begun using platform
Home Office chief reveals two thirds of users also need to be trained
Personal data of 600 people exposed by Scottish Borders Council data breach
Email addresses and info about eligibility for payments accidentally revealed
Government agency for high-risk STEM research to launch next year
Cummings-backed unit, which will be called Aria, will be up and running by the end of 2022
Videoconferencing installed in 500 courtrooms since start of pandemic
Courts service has also equipped its workforce with 11,000 laptops