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Proactive defence: A new take on cyber security

16 May 2023

The traditional reactive approach to cybersecurity, which involves responding to attacks after they have occurred, is no longer sufficient. Murielle Gonzalez reports on a webinar looking at what organisations can do to take a proactive approach

Cost of developing emergency alerts system pegged at £25m
5 June 2023

Minister reveals up more than £4m spent on testing, security and other support contracts

Ex-intelligence chief ‘appalled’ at ministers’ use of private messages
1 June 2023

Former GCHQ and Home Office leader David Omand expresses disapproval of use of WhatsApp and...

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Cyber Week: council data breaches saw 12% spike in FY21

12 July 2021

Study from PublicTechnology identifies increase in incidents

Cyber Week: DWP says security experts stopped ‘large attack’ from organised crime during UC surge

12 July 2021

As the department processed 4.3 million new claims, fraudsters attempted to cash in

Home Office seeks £20m digital security partner

9 July 2021

Department seeks firms to provide ‘advice, leadership and governance’ 

NHS Digital picks KPMG as £4m ‘cyber innovation partner’

22 June 2021

Auditing heavyweight will help health-service agency use innovative ideas to meet organisational objectives

London schools seek £50m antivirus partner

15 June 2021

London Grid for Learning floats potential nine-year deal

Government facing legal challenge as DCMS admits use of automatically deleting messages

14 June 2021

Campaign groups Foxglove and The Citizens to launch court case in two weeks if practice is not stopped

Online safety: How police, public sector and tech firms have reached a data-sharing stalemate

21 May 2021

With the Online Safety Bill now published, former police superintendent Iain Donnelly writes for PublicTechnology on the challenges that need to be overcome in order to ensure the law’s efficacy

‘Government has a strong position against paying ransoms to cybercriminals’ – Priti Patel

18 May 2021

Home secretary tells conference that complying with demands will only encourage criminals

Irish health service shuts down IT systems after ‘sophisticated’ ransomware attack

14 May 2021

‘Human-operated’ cyber assault is causing lengthy delays and some cancellations to appointments

Lords grill TikTok over Russia relationship

14 May 2021

Social media firm denies giving any special treatment to the Kremlin in parliamentary hearing

Government asks if 30-year-old cybercrime laws are still fit for purpose

13 May 2021

Consultation commenced on efficacy of Computer Misuse Act

Whitehall apprentices’ details exposed on dark web after cyberattack

4 May 2021

Cabinet Office offers those affected a one-year subscription to a credit-checking service

Ministerial code needs update for WhatsApp age, former civil service bosses say

29 April 2021

Johnson and Dyson’s text exchange shows need for new rules, believe ex-cabinet secretaries

Calls for probe into security of PM’s phone

23 April 2021

Concerns expressed after leak of messages between Boris Johnson and vacuum magnate Dyson

MI5 warns of thousands of attempts to spy on civil servants via ‘malicious’ online profiles

22 April 2021

Officials advised that hostile states use LinkedIn and other sites 

Ministers encourages citizens concerned over Facebook leak to visit Have I Been Pwned? website

19 April 2021

Up to 11 million UK accounts recently saw personal information published online

Stopping Cyber Attacks in Higher Education

19 April 2021

Higher Education institutions are some of the most consistently targeted organisations for cyberattacks. CrowdStrike explores the importance of the right cybersecurity measures. 

Cyber guru appointed UK’s first director of homeland security

12 April 2021

Former NCSC bigwig Chloe Squires joins Home Office

New chief for MoD tech research unit

8 April 2021

Gary Aitkenhead is leaving Dstl

‘Disastrous for public safety’ – minister reignites rhetoric on tech firms’ encryption

31 March 2021

Home Office minister Atkins says Facebook is ‘of particular concern’

DfE signs £4m IT health check deal

22 March 2021

Department brings in cyber firm on three-year contract

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