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Cabinet Office annual report shows digital agency also brought in more than £2m in extra revenue

Liam Fox’s systems were accessed by suspected Russian hackers, it has been reported

Replacement for Ciaran Martin announced

The invalidation of the EU-US data-protection agreement could have major ramifications for UK organisations’ legal responsibilities

Major review of police across England and Wales finds forces are ill-equipped to cope with the huge rise in recent years of cyber offences

Foreign affairs committee chair Tom Tugendhat says false claims and fake press releases were sent to friends and professional contacts

Law set to be revised to better reflect changes in tech and data

Foreign secretary says he is ‘deeply concerned’ by arrest of two Chinese nationals

PublicTechnology research shows a big spike in the number of contracts awarded to IT security specialists by public-sector buyers

NCSC joins up with counterparts from US and Canada to attribute phishing and malware assaults to Kremlin-linked entities 

CyberArk, our sponsor for PublicTechnology Cyber Week, writes about how industry and government are working together to meet Australia’s cyber challenges

Information request reveals that number of reported incidents increased slightly

The perimeter security programme is already protecting thousands of NHS services and wants to work with more trusts, according to Rosie Underwood

Fake online shops, malware, phishing emails and ransomware attacks on hospitals have been among the scams perpetrated by bad actors during the pandemic

In a lengthy attempt to find out about the security of government’s software systems, PublicTechnology finds a very uneven approach to transparency and what constitutes sensitive information

The UK has tended to only introduce data-protection laws in conjunction with EU legislation and, according to Ray Walsh from ProPrivacy, the post-Brexit world may see the country prioritise authorities’ access to personal data over citizens' right to privacy

A major government-commissioned study found that about half of UK organisations are lacking basic security skills. PublicTechnology talks to the researchers behind it to find out where the skills gaps are and how they can filled

Introducing a dedicated week of features, interviews and exclusive research

For governments and armed forces around the world, the digital domain has become a potential battlefield. But this new realm of warfare brings with it many ethical and legal complications. PublicTechnology talks to digital ethics expert Dr Mariarosaria Taddeo to find out more.

We are approaching the fourth anniversary of the foundation of the NCSC and the threats it was created to respond to loom larger than ever. PublicTechnology examines the growth of the UK’s cyber-defence capability

Report from crossbench group of peers accuses government of failing to deal with a growing problem