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The Dutch Supreme Court has upheld the use of intercepted messages from an encrypted phone network, EncroChat, in a criminal conviction. In a ruling yesterday, the court found that it was bound by the principle of mutual trust to accept that EncroChat evidence was gathered by French police lawfully under French law. The Supreme Court’s ruling is in line with a preliminary decision by the courts’ Advocate General in September which found that the conviction should be upheld. It follows complaints from the defendant’s lawyers that EncroChat evidence could not lawfully be used a...

A database used by the Metropolitan Police to identify and track people linked with gang violence is being decommissioned and replaced following long-running controversy over its discriminatory impacts on young black people, but campaigners warn that racial discrimination will persist with new tool

Organisations have plenty of technologies to keep track of when digitising their operations. In this handbook, focused on CIO trends in the Asia-Pacific region, Computer Weekly looks at IT predictions for 2024, how India's space missions will propel tech and Australia's advances in cyber security.

Affecting British post offices, proved the adverse impact of poorly designed programs

Read about two years of shocking revelations from the Post Office Horizon scandal inquiry