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BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, is calling on the government not to remove Article 22 ‘while AI is still in its infancy'

Lindy Cameron named Russia as the main culprit behind the UK’s ransomware woes

With new powers granted to law enforcement agencies in Australia, we examine what this could mean for digital rights in the country

Businesses will be able to benefit from a series of events, workshops, and hands-on experience organised by Digital Catapult

The hub will bring “thousands" of highly skilled jobs and expertise to the North West of England

The banking and finance, and oil and gas sectors are the first to be targeted

Ofcom's 'One Touch Switch' rules aim to minimise awkward interactions with customer support

The new technology helps defence departments cut down on power consumption and licensing costs

GigaHead exec has called on Ofcom to highlight the benefits of full-fibre broadband

The blunder exposed the email addresses of 250 interpreters seeking relocation

The ruling comes just days after South Korean regulators fined Google £130 million for the same offence

Protestors claim the currency could destabilise the economy and is being used to distract from wider issues

The former mental health minister replaces Oliver Dowden only days after he announced major GDPR reforms

The initiative was launched in May 2020 to help startups weather the economic storms of the coronavirus pandemic

Campaigners accuse the Irish DPC of being the ‘bottleneck’ for GDPR enforcement with 160 unresolved complaints

The government hopes to clarify ambiguities in the law and give businesses peace of mind when processing personal data

The warning comes after China banned online gamers under 18 from playing on weekdays

The government is looking to create digital asset management platforms to allow councils to easily share infrastructure data with network operators

The two tech giants reportedly took on contracts that helped the military to identify objects from drone footage

BT has said the time is right for the regulator to be reviewing the framework introduced in 2015

One of the world’s most digitally advanced governments is opening up its tech stack, expertise, and live-testing environment

The German government is lobbying the European Commission to go further than its current tech repairability proposals

The Garda’s cyber crime unit confirmed that it had disrupted the hacking gang's IT infrastructure