“Fraud adapts”: How to fix the UK’s online crime problem
The Royal United Services Institute is calling for £250m a year to police cyber-enabled fraud.
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Labour: Social media bosses should be held criminally liable for harmful content
The party has called for the scope of the Online Safety Bill to be expanded as it returns to parliament.
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No one will be safe online until we break Big Tech’s toxic algorithms
Targeted advertising and content that feeds twisted worldviews are the greatest dangers we face online today.
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Cybercrime is becoming more like a standard business
From subscription services to specialisation and outsourcing, cybercriminals are innovating, and we need to be prepared.
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A global hub for content producers, gaming and entertainment companies in Abu Dhabi
From flexible workspaces to world-class production facilities, the Yas Creative Hub provides everything a future-focused media firm might need.
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The five key tech areas for the public sector in 2023
How technology service vendors can best serve government and enable resilience amid economic and political turmoil.
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The Policy Ask with Patricia Lewis: “Weapons treaties have been destroyed through political posturing”
The director of the international security programme at Chatham House on prohibiting nuclear weapons, preparing for cyberattacks and the character…
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You wouldn’t give your house keys to anyone, so why do that with your computers?
Zero trust is the foundation of cybersecurity.
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