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In rare speech, top spy Alex Younger claimed that ‘the digital era has profoundly changed our operating environment’

Law enforcement, prosecutors and government meet to examine technological challenges

The UK will be shut out of many European networks and databases over the next few years – and will have to pay the EU for access in the meantime, under terms of Brexit deal

John Kellet of public sector digital specialist Eduserv looks at what at the results of the annual Police ICT Survey tell us about the force’s tech set-up

Law enforcement earlier this year bought 41 of the devices for use across the country

Labour MP Jo Platt criticises government ‘incompetence’ as Cabinet Office relaunches bid to appoint someone to head up government security profession

A government study has revealed that UK citizens harbour a range of concerns about emerging technologies in the transport space

With the annual worldwide cost of cybercrime set to double from $3tn in 2015 to $6tn by 2021, BT offers advice on how chief information security officers can better protect their organisations

Four roles on offer in organisation’s assurance and privacy unit

National Audit Office warns that 11 of the 12 IT systems in use at the UK border are at risk of being unready if the country leaves the EU without a deal

Deputy director role set to pay up to £105k a year

In the wake of last year's WannaCry ransomware attack and a range of high-profile threats since then, PublicTechnology and Trend Micro invited a panel of experts to discuss how the public sector can build resilience and protect itself. Geoffrey Lyons reports. 

A range of assaults against targets across the world have been attributed to the GRU

White House publishes national policy document including plans to update surveillance laws 

Following the recent annual update from the Infrastructure and Projects Authority, the law-enforcement organisation’s IT leader provides on update on the rollout of cloud and other technologies

Judges decide that mass collection and interception of communications data failed to ensure necessary safeguards

Department advertises role managing tech changes necessitated by the UK’s impending exit from the European Union

Report claims technology issues could result in military personnel being given wrong drugs

London force launches new technology it claims will save £200,000 a year and allow for far more widespread rollout than would otherwise be possible

Home Office seeks suppliers for one-year project to migrate services from datacentre to public cloud

Ministry signs agreement with non-profit organisation TechVets