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Multiple systems at US hotel and casino operator MGM went down in the wake of the incident on 10 September, crippling several of Las Vegas’ most prominent casinos

Software companies Salesforce and Zoom discuss their successful bug bounty programmes, what they learned from participating in a recent in-person hackathon, and why others shouldn’t be scared of hackers

HMRC is reportedly planning to roll out its fix for the double-taxation issue affecting IR35 compliance cases by April 2024.

The government tax collection agency is continuing its move to the cloud, but needs some help readying its mainframe estate for migration.

Scottish university will apply artificial intelligence and data science to solving some of the worlds biggest challenges

Sensitive NatWest customer files set to be secured by bank after years in the home of a data breach whistleblower

The Electoral Commission failed an NCSC Cyber Essentials audit on multiple counts at about the same time as cyber criminals breached its systems in 2021, it has emerged

VMware launches new iteration of vSAN Max with up to 8.6PB of independently scalable storage, NSX gets a “+” as it unifies networks and Ransomware Recovery ups efficiency.

The UK government appears to have become entangled in a LockBit ransomware attack after data was leaked from a third-party supplier online.