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Russia and China are increasingly operating in a ‘grey zone between war and peacetime’, according to the government

The newly created department has published a full inventory of the nearly 10,000 paper documents that form its archive

Ciaran Martin believes major security incident is still more likely to come from ‘unintentional consequence’, rather than attackers’ expertise

Home Office floats £10m deal

JCWI and Foxglove claim victory in legal fight

Liam Fox’s systems were accessed by suspected Russian hackers, it has been reported

The invalidation of the EU-US data-protection agreement could have major ramifications for UK organisations’ legal responsibilities

Foreign affairs committee chair Tom Tugendhat says false claims and fake press releases were sent to friends and professional contacts

Law set to be revised to better reflect changes in tech and data

Foreign secretary says he is ‘deeply concerned’ by arrest of two Chinese nationals

Business secretary Sharma issues ministerial direction after perm sec flags up ‘significant downside risks’ of acquisition of bankrupt firm

Deal for Airbus technology follows £400m spent on acquiring OneWeb

But foreign secretary Raab claims UK is ‘absolutely confident’ in attribution and was right to make public pronouncement

NCSC joins up with counterparts from US and Canada to attribute phishing and malware assaults to Kremlin-linked entities 

NAO report finds that Department for International Trade also needs to improve digital services

Representatives of China’s government criticise move, while Huawei claims decision is about trade, rather than security concerns

The Chinese tech vendor’s kit will be removed entirely by 2027, digital secretary Oliver Dowden has announced

CyberArk, our sponsor for PublicTechnology Cyber Week, writes about how industry and government are working together to meet Australia’s cyber challenges

Introducing a dedicated week of features, interviews and exclusive research

For governments and armed forces around the world, the digital domain has become a potential battlefield. But this new realm of warfare brings with it many ethical and legal complications. PublicTechnology talks to digital ethics expert Dr Mariarosaria Taddeo to find out more.

The Chinese vendor will be banished from the next-generation network by the end of the year, it has been reported