London force floats contract for support with digital forensics

Consortium including Glasgow Airport owner hopes that use of autonomous technologies could help cancer patients in rural communities

How can public sector organisations keep track of calls, texts and instant messages in the world of ultra-flexi, hybrid working? Stuart Williams, CTO at FourNet, and Andrew Bale, EVP at Tango Networks, explain

Four-year contract with tech vendor came into effect this summer

Department seeks support finding research participants from potentially excluded groups

Scottish and UK governments both kick in funding to support programme

New system will enable authorities to warn citizens if their life or property is in imminent danger

Client-side scanning has been proposed by Apple as a means to detect child abuse while protecting privacy and security

Technology jointly developed by the local authority in the Scottish capital is to be adopted in two other areas of the country

Health secretary claims that use of NHS app is ‘at the heart of’ strategy to reform health service

Latest version of software removes suggestion users may have coronavirus and countdown clock – except for Welsh users, who are still told to isolated and get tested

Bank of England chief impressed by tech development

Environment agency signs £500k deal with software developer

Scottish Government supports scheme to fund firms’ investment in connected technologies

UKHSA awards two contracts to specialist firms

Watchdog’s annual report finds that women face greater risks and more abuse online

Platform to close next year, as initial projections for uptake of One Login system are revealed

Vaccines minister claim that consideration of feasibility is currently taking place

Software released by CPNI is intended to enable website users to spot the estimated 10,000 malicious approaches made each year

Team of academics claim to have developed new means of generating energy

Department opens recruitment for senior position