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MPs and peers have warned the government that Russia, China, North Korea and other hostile states could attempt interfere in the 4 July general election. A joint parliamentary committee of MPs and peers has warned the prime minister Rishi Sunak that the general election is an “attractive target” for malicious actors trying to destabilise the UK. The UK could face cyber-attacks, including ransomware targeted against UK institutions, the spread of AI generated disinformation and target...

The Metropolitan Police are looking into investigating potential corporate and individual crimes committed in the Post Office Horizon scandal.

The 65-year-old businesswoman drew audible gasps from the audience as she gave evidence at the Horizon IT Inquiry into why hundreds of branch managers were wrongly prosecuted.

Worldwide IT spending is forecast to total more than $5 trillion in 2024, with 10% year-on-year growth of spending on data center systems, according to recent analysis from Gartner. The...

Government was aware of Post Office strategies to supress subpostmaster groups campaign for justice

The CMAs interim findings suggest IT buyers are failing to see the anti-competitive impact that committed spend discounts can have on the UK cloud market, despite acknowledging that preferential pricing offers can dictate their choice of cloud provider.

When former Post Office CEO Paula Vennells began her much-anticipated evidence to the public inquiry into the scandal that unfolded on her watch, she turned to the victims and said how grateful she ...

The ex-chief executive is due to begin her three days of evidence to the Horizon IT inquiry amid claims she covered-up the Post Offices knowledge of bugs in the faulty accounting software.

Paula Vennells was criticised for her tenure as CEO of the Post Office amid the Horizon scandal