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Police investigated 4,300 cyber offences last year – but charged fewer than 100 criminals

12 August 2022

The proportion of offences resulting in a formal charge increased slightly, but remains at barely more than one in every 50

Incoming G-Cloud and Digital Outcomes frameworks formally delayed as work continues on new buying platform
12 August 2022

Procurement agency says public bodies can continue to use incumbent vehicles

Energy costs: Government plans upgrades for financial support and advice portal
12 August 2022

Online platform from BEIS aims to provide a unified service through which citizens can check...

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Government strengthens cryptocurrency regulation

21 January 2022

Advertising of assets to be overseen by financial services watchdog

SMEs rush to sign up for Scottish Government digitisation funding scheme

21 January 2022

Applications closed early after strong uptake for £25m programme

Can government destroy its legacy?

20 January 2022

As much as half of government’s near-£5bn annual spend on IT is dedicated to the maintenance of ageing or unsupported tech. A range of digital leaders tell PublicTechnology about the issues they face with legacy, and how they can be addressed.

Consultants still comprise one in four Test and Trace workers

20 January 2022

Efforts to reduce reliance on external providers have had an impact

Working from home: guidance ends in England but remains in Scotland

20 January 2022

Government called time on policy yesterday, but advice is set to remain in place north of the border until next month

Consumer regulator seeks £100k leader for algorithm work

19 January 2022

CMA created team last year to better understand and oversee the use of automated technologies in business

‘Taking more control of IT strategy’ – HMRC reveals plan to close in-house tech firm RCDTS

18 January 2022

Staff will either become civil servants or move over to commercial providers

Home Office to spearhead anti-encryption public comms campaign

17 January 2022

Report claims efforts led by advertising firm will aim to stoke concern among parents and could feature public stunts designed to alarm passers-by 

UK organisations report increased cyberthreat as a result of homeworking

14 January 2022

Study finds that more than half feel more exposed to attacks

Prison transformation: MoJ agrees £12m deal for 18,000 PCs

13 January 2022

Contract signed with US-based IT reseller

HMRC warns small firms on digital VAT deadline with two-thirds still to register

11 January 2022

Companies with less than £85,000 of taxable revenue must switch to online system from next fiscal year

Social media: Duty of care expected to include ‘human moderation’ of harmful content

11 January 2022

Minister says that regulator is likely to require firms to use both manual and automated checks

Digital NHS Covid pass to be offered to 12- to 15-year-olds in ‘early 2022’

10 January 2022

Youngest cohort to be offered the vaccine can currently obtain a hard-copy letter 

Covid tests: UKHSA signs potential £18m long-term deal for supply chain platform

7 January 2022

Public health agency retains Accenture on deal that could run until mid-2024

Struggles of HMRC border IT system cause import delays

6 January 2022

Hauliers report being stuck on the other side of the channel as a result of issues with new GVMS platform

DfT to explore ‘digitisation of the kerbside’

6 January 2022

Department plans discovery exercise to explore potential use of new tools and data sources

DCMS agency recommends industry kitemark for AI systems

5 January 2022

The Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation has called for a competitive market for assurance providers

Government major projects chief: ‘There has been a huge effort to do things differently’

5 January 2022

Nick Smallwood of the IPA discusses the challenges of 2021 and his reform ambitions for the year ahead

Are your Christmas presents spying on you?

4 January 2022

With many around the country receiving technological gifts, experts from government anti-espionage unit UK NACE explain why smartphones are the ‘perfect eavesdropping devices’

Laptops worth £319k stolen from DCMS last year

4 January 2022

Department’s annual accounts reveal theft of 199 devices

Year in review: How technology defined 2021’s biggest stories

31 December 2021

Digital and data once again had a starring role in supporting – and, occasionally, hampering – government’s work this year. PublicTechnology looks back at the most significant events.

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