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ICO set to issue fewer public sector fines to avoid ‘data breach victims being punished twice’

1 July 2022

Penalties for public bodies often impact services – rather than shareholders – according to commissioner John Edwards

Government urged to commit to devolution to drive innovation and levelling-up
29 June 2022

Think tank report identifies benefits of city mayors, but finds many local officials are...

Government seeks ‘better outcomes’ by linking data on homelessness, crime and addiction
27 June 2022

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Universities to run major research examining impact of digitised services on ethnic minorities

10 February 2022

Researchers from five institutions will participate in £3.3m project examining whether channel shift has reinforced existing inequalities as well as creating new ones

Reshuffle: A new minister for digital government?

9 February 2022

Shifting responsibilities at the Cabinet Office could see GDS and CDDO working with another new minister, while Jacob Rees-Mogg is set to take on the remit of public sector transformation

‘Misleading’ – stats agency lambasts ministers over omission of computer crime from figures

7 February 2022

MP expressed concern that government’s claims overlooked ‘a large, serious and growing area of crime’

NHS Digital received £160m funding boost in FY21 to support Covid response

2 February 2022

Organisation’s annual accounts reveal major effort to deliver platforms to support booking of tests and vaccination

Cyberattack on regulator shows ‘no organisation can fully defend itself against today’s threats’

2 February 2022

Despite being comparatively well-prepared, watchdog Sepa is still suffering the fallout of a breach in December 2020 

Report calls for ‘expired’ government reform plan to be replaced

2 February 2022

IfG’s annual Whitehall Monitor publication finds pockets of progress but other areas where momentum is lacking

Why IT contractors need to watch out for tax avoidance

28 January 2022

Many freelancers may not even be aware they are breaking the law, warns Mary Aiston of HMRC

DHSC taps data firm to monitor threats to vaccine supply chain

27 January 2022

Subsidiary of media heavyweight Thomson Reuters awarded £400k deal

Defra to create UK-wide digital system to collect rubbish information

27 January 2022

Department seeks feedback on platform for use by refuse-handlers

Home Office signs £70m Capgemini deal to support infrastructure transformation

26 January 2022

Contract covers the provision of support and migration services

Public sector transformation minister quits over government’s ‘unacceptable’ fraud bill

26 January 2022

Lord Agnew told parliament that ‘arrogance, indolence and ignorance’ has hampered any attempts to reduce fraud

Sturgeon reported to statistics authority over ‘twisted’ use of ONS Covid data

25 January 2022

Objection follows similar complaint about deputy John Swinney 

End-to-end encryption: ICO says delaying use of technology ‘leaves everyone at risk – including children’

25 January 2022

As government launches comms campaign claiming security function will enable child abusers, data-protection watchdog claims debate is ‘unbalanced’

Turing Institute to lead development of AI standards

24 January 2022

Government-backed project will also incorporate input from BSI and NPL

Home Office signs £17m deal with IBM to support core Border Force platform

21 January 2022

Contract covers ongoing maintenance as well as upgrades

Consumer regulator seeks £100k leader for algorithm work

19 January 2022

CMA created team last year to better understand and oversee the use of automated technologies in business

Scottish Government launches app to find free period products

19 January 2022

PickupMyPeriod program allows users to find one of 700 locations where free products can be collected

Cabinet Office head of news to oversee anti-misinformation unit

18 January 2022

Post as departmental media relations leader comes with salary of up to £118k

Home Office to spearhead anti-encryption public comms campaign

17 January 2022

Report claims efforts led by advertising firm will aim to stoke concern among parents and could feature public stunts designed to alarm passers-by 

Military police upgrades open-source intelligence platform for digital investigations

17 January 2022

Deal signed with specialist software firm reflects huge growth in digital offences

No.10 parties: ICO warns officials deleting messages is a criminal offence

17 January 2022

Data watchdog issues warning in light of reports that a digital clean-up had been encouraged

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