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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 sets up £20m compensation pot for victims who fought to expose Post Office IT scandal
30 June 2022

Increased funding is set to more than double the money received by those who brought group legal...

Civil service cuts: DfT brings in £100k consultancy to help identify ‘options for digitisation’
30 June 2022

Two-week ‘headcount efficiency review’ engagement aims to find possible cutbacks that could be...

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‘No ordinary IT department’ – spy agencies seek tech strategy chief

4 February 2022

Role at GCHQ comes with remit to work across intelligence community as part of a shared-service unit that received a big boost in resources in the spending review

New leadership training hub to instruct Whitehall leaders on digital, data and agile

4 February 2022

New training hub for senior officials will teach agile delivery and core digital skills as part of its ‘foundations of public administration’ course

Work begins on online platform for government’s ‘Civilian Reserve’ to support future crisis response

3 February 2022

Government plans to assemble collective of external experts that can be deployed to assist ministers and officials in responding to future crises

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

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

Department for Education offers £100k in bid to appoint CISO

31 January 2022

Security head will develop strategy and implement cyber services

‘Wreaking havoc’ – local government bodies call for law change to support remote participation

31 January 2022

Sector bodies issue open letter calling on government to enact legislation allowing meetings to adopt a hybrid model in the long term

Minister urges officials to end ‘reliance on video meetings’ – but unions hit back at return-to-office demand

26 January 2022

Departments told to fill up buildings once again, but representatives claim any insinuations about productivity are ‘nonsense

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

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’

‘Shambles’ – ageing IT systems cited as MPs scold DWP for £1bn pension underpayment

24 January 2022

PAC finds that department failed to understand importance of keeping tech up to date

Can government destroy its legacy?

20 January 2022

As much as half of government’s near-£5bn annual spend on IT is dedicated to the maintenance of ageing or unsupported tech. A range of digital leaders tell PublicTechnology about the issues they face with legacy, and how they can be addressed.

Consultants still comprise one in four Test and Trace workers

20 January 2022

Efforts to reduce reliance on external providers have had an impact

Working from home: guidance ends in England but remains in Scotland

20 January 2022

Government called time on policy yesterday, but advice is set to remain in place north of the border until next month

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

‘Taking more control of IT strategy’ – HMRC reveals plan to close in-house tech firm RCDTS

18 January 2022

Staff will either become civil servants or move over to commercial providers

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

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

UK organisations report increased cyberthreat as a result of homeworking

14 January 2022

Study finds that more than half feel more exposed to attacks

MPs criticise Rees-Mogg over ongoing opposition to remote voting

12 January 2022

Leader of the House of Commons tells committee that his parliamentary colleagues ‘do not necessarily take electronic voting as seriously’

‘Not learning from successes or failures’ – NAO head criticises government project evaluation

11 January 2022

Departments often choose not to adequately assess work, meaning there is a dearth of information, according to auditing chief

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