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Ministry of Defence has most red-rated legacy tech system among departments which provided figures

Figures show that 34 systems across government departments have been given the worst-possible rating

With the current spending review term of three years nearing its conclusion, Whitehall leaders have advised MPs that organisational cooperation should begin with business plans and bids for Treasury support Departments’ ability to collaborate across organisational boundaries continues to be h

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has the most vulnerable IT security in Whitehall, it can be revealed, with 11 “red-rated” systems exposed to “critical” levels of risk.

Tom Read discusses the digital unit’s global cooperation, its plans to use tech to tackle misinformation, and the age at which it is appropriate to watch a Bruce Willis classic The yearly Permanent Secretaries Roundup published by PublicTechnology sister publication Civil Service World sees g

Over 110 Saudi government agencies benefitted from modern technologies and artificial intelligence, resulting in significant savings and revenue opportunities amounting to $13.6 billion, all made possible through the Estishraf platform. Estishraf, a platform affiliated with the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA), provides future insights for decision-makers in the Kingdom.

In the year that gave life to four new government departments, Whitehall bosses have continued to fly the flag for technology, with mixed results and success. Here are the Computer Weekly stories that made waves in 2023

MySociety provides technology, research and data to help people be active citizens, in more than 40 countries around the world.

In a country that has long been renowned as one of the world’s leading digital governments, Tarmo Hanga from Estonia’s Information System Authority tells PublicTechnology about the nation's next steps Credit for above and bottom images: Pixabay / Middle image: Mad Ball/CC BY-SA 2.0 Of

The Government Digital Service CEO reflects on 2023, sets out aims for 2024 and ponders whether his son is old enough to watch Die Hard