The botched rollout of a £113m online recruitment website has stymied the army’s efforts to sign up new recruit…
Hackers target defence and nuclear workers with fake job ads
Hackers are using bogus job adverts to lure employees of nuclear, defence, energy and finance firms into downloading …
Shareholders approve Dell’s return to the stock market
Dell’s shareholders have voted to buy back VMware’s tracking stock in a complicated financial maneuvre th…
Digital minister Margot James: “I know our Brexit deal has its critics in the tech community, but it’s the best option we have”
The digital minister, Margot James, has sought to convince senior figures in the tech sector that the government̵…
Google+ closure “expedited” after engineers discover another major API vulnerability
Google is “expediting” the closure of Google+ after its engineers discovered a bug had exposed the data o…
Exclusive: UKCloud snaps up NHS Digital’s Cleveland Henry
Cleveland Henry has swapped NHS Digital for UKCloud, making him the latest in a series of high-profile government tec…
The week in govtech: the biggest tenders and awards (10/12)
This is the latest instalment of an exclusive series analysing the UK’s biggest public sector tech deals. In partners…
Health secretary Matt Hancock moves to ban NHS fax machines
NHS trusts will be banned from buying fax machines from the end of this month under new government plans to phase out…
China may be behind four-year-long Marriott International cyber attack, claims report
An investigation has allegedly revealed that Chinese intelligence officials may have been behind the four-year-long c…
O2 4G outage: “Telcos have a lot of work to do on digital certificates,” warns expert
The CEO of Ericsson has revealed that an outage which left millions of O2 customers without 4G access on Thursday was…