One Login: GDS convenes privacy and inclusion advisors
A dedicated group – featuring representatives from organisations including Privacy International and Big Brother Watch
Ex-Whitehall top dog cites limitations of online-only training
More than 10 years after the closure of government’s erstwhile hub for civil service training
National Archives seeks to digitise millions of ‘Dad’s Army’ files
A commercial partner is being sought to support the archivist in creating electronic copies and
‘The nature of warfare has fundamentally changed’ – defence secretary looks to invest in tech
Grant Shapps says that the number of army troops is no longer a reliable measure
Leicester City Council facing days of tech shutdown after cyber incident
Authority turned off IT and phone systems on Thursday after a possible attack and, in
HMRC spends £11m on deals for mobile airtime, laptops and network kit
Tax agency tops up its tech estate with a duo of contracts awarded to cover
Election 2019: How a Stormzy tweet caused an ‘emergency conference on possible hostile foreign activity’
Efforts to closely monitor online services before the last general election enabled cyber chiefs to
Academics tackle gender bias in healthcare AI
A project led by the University of Glasgow over 18 months will gather data from
Cabinet Office seeks cyber chief
Organisation is offering a compensation package in excess of £100k for a leader to set
DWP backed with £17m to digitise services and upgrade Child Maintenance systems
The funding pledge – announced as a trailer for the budget – is intended to
Government backs space clusters
UK Space Agency announces backing for a sextet of initiatives intended to support local centres
DfT seeks to tap into mobile and GPS data to track transport trends
Department seeks supplier to support a £300k proof of concept exercise that is intended to
Common Platform: HMCTS opts to retain existing case-management tool for criminal courts
The courts service has downscaled its plans for the ongoing rollout of the £300m new
Downing Street data-science squad working on tracking programme success and delivering ‘lightweight data-sharing tools’
Cabinet Office minister Alex Bughart has lifted the lid on some of the work being
DWP extends Universal Credit database deal with £32m contract
The department’s new engagement with incumbent supplier runs for three years and also includes provision
Growth in ‘deep skills in digital and data’ has enabled £400m reduction in consultancy spend, government ops chief claims
Cabinet Office head and civil service COO Alex Chisholm reveals that government found it ‘too
Ex-NCSC head calls for criminalisation of ransomware payments
Ciaran Martin has urged the UK to take the lead and claimed that only ‘terrible
MoJ spend on tackling legacy tech more than doubles to £60m in FY23
Since 2021 the department has increased threefold the size of its dedicated fund for upgrading