HMRC recruits 5,000 citizens to test digital income tax service
Having opened volunteering 18 months ago, government’s tax agency has since attracted participation from thousands
WHO warns of need for AI healthcare laws
A report newly published by the global expert body has found that ‘the technology is
Policing sector plans £100m framework for ‘victim and citizen engagement’ tools
Buying body dedicated to serving the commercial needs of law enforcement and other public bodies
AI funding as proportion of DWP IT budget grows sixfold in FY25
Having had no dedicated money set aside as recently as 2023, government’s benefits agency now
WFH: Report warns over conflict between office closures and attendance mandates
A parliamentary committee has released findings based on evidence that many civil servants attend work
Government deploys ‘data scientists and digital rapid-response unit’ to tackle erroneous prisoner releases
Ministers reveal that tech and information specialists have been tasked with helping to improve processes
DWP signs £30m digital deal to tap into ‘augmented resources’
Whitehall agency retains one of its primary providers to offer support to a team with
Auditors find NS&I digital reform programme is four years behind schedule
A report has identified significant cost increases, as well as lengthy delays and the absence
Digital ID data will all be hosted in UK, minister claims
As it continues to face a litany of questions seeking details of the planned identity
HMRC signs £6m renewal for ‘vital’ data-management tool
Government’s tax department enters into new arrangement for provision of software tool that supports a
ONS to streamline operations
The executive leader of the UK’s official statistics producer has revealed that the organisation will
Post Office spends £50m on 2027 Horizon extension and warns further year may be needed
The public corporation announces the latest expansion of the deal for its core retail IT
Crown Prosecution Service recruits for two senior digital roles
Non-ministerial department offers up to £95,000 a year in bid to secure new deputy director for digital and
New laws aim to tackle AI-generated child abuse material
After a rise in artificially created illegal images, including those depicting the very youngest children,
MoD posts 14% hike in data incidents, annual report reveals
Defence ministry’s newly published annual report and accounts shows rise in ‘unauthorised disclosures’ the Information Commissioner’s Office has not been told about as well
Synnovis concludes probe into complex NHS cyberattack that breached ‘random and fragmented data’
Pathology services provider says organisations whose data was affected by the disruptive ‘smash and grab’ attack, reportedly perpetrated by Russian cybercriminals, will
Cyberattacks cost UK firms £200k, government study finds
Newly published research finds that each successful breach can hurt the balance sheet of companies
NHS sheds light on plans for £1.4bn HR system
After awarding a contract to Indian outsourcer Infosys last month, the health service has now