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Government warned over need to protect the metaverse in Online Safety laws

17 March 2023

Campaigners warn that ‘virtual actions are not adequately addressed’ by existing law or pending legislation

DWP to boost digital services and data-sharing to improve benefits system for disabled people
16 March 2023

Range of reforms announced in new policy document published alongside budget

Government guidance on use of private email and WhatsApp to be updated for first time in a decade
15 March 2023

Cabinet Office minister says that department will release new guidelines ‘as soon as possible’...

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Government proposes tougher cyber laws for IT outsourcers

24 January 2022

Consultation launched on possible expansion of NIS regulations

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.

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

NHS Covid app: Contact alerts hit new high in run-up to Christmas

14 January 2022

The number of exposure notifications exceeded the levels of the summer ‘pingdemic’, figures show

Schools minister pledges ‘sustainable strategy’ for long-term remote learning

14 January 2022

Robin Walker claims that digital tools present both challenges and opportunities

Standards watchdog flags up accountability concerns over ministers’ use of WhatsApp

13 January 2022

Lord Evans tells MPs that personal messaging platforms should only be used by ministers if doing so can be properly regulated

Right to rent: Home Office to enable third-party digital ID checks for landlords

12 January 2022

Private sector service providers will be certified to verify identities of prospective tenants and employees

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

‘Not learning from successes or failures’ – NAO head criticises government project evaluation

11 January 2022

Departments often choose not to adequately assess work, meaning there is a dearth of information, according to auditing chief

Most departments wipe devices after failed password attempts

7 January 2022

FOI responses find that two thirds of government entities reset phones – a practice firmly discouraged by MPs

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

DVLA online transactions topped 50 million in 2021

6 January 2022

Chief executive Julie Lennard cites digitisation as among the agency’s biggest achievements of the past 12 months

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

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’

HMRC’s 2022 priorities: Boosting cyber defences and ‘getting the tax system back on even keel’

4 January 2022

Chief executive Jim Harra discusses the many challenges of the year just gone, and those to come in the months ahead

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.

Scottish organisations warned to update IT systems as cyber risk emerges

30 December 2021

A potential hack was identified earlier this month

Government’s digital leader on making the case for ‘significant sums’ in the spending review

29 December 2021

Joanna Davinson, executive director of the Central Digital and Data Office, discusses the new organisation’s remit

GDS boss: ‘Our staff have consistently delivered access to information and services’

29 December 2021

Tom Read reflects on his first 10 months in ‘the best job in government’

Infrastructure agency to set up in Leeds

21 December 2021

Body advising government on the UK’s digital architecture is to base 20 employees in West Yorkshire city

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