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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

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6 March 2023

Digital transformation will play a key role in the future of local government. David Bemrose,...

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NHS cyber attack a 'wake-up call' for government

15 May 2017

Governments must start taking cyber security as seriously as physical military security, according to Microsoft’s president, in the wake of the attack which affected the NHS on Friday.

Liberata to reimburse Hounslow residents after IT error led to early council tax collection

11 May 2017

Payment system error comes just months after the pair signed a new 10-year deal

Cambridge academic calls on health sector to stop using term ‘data ownership’

11 May 2017

Lydia Drumright argues for a more accurate common language will help boost public trust

DWP’s Mayank Prakash nominated for Digital Leader of the year award

10 May 2017

This year's DL100 shortlist sees Defra’s fishing licence service competing with DWP’s Check Your State Pension and Scottish government’s CivTech initiatives for digital public service innovation of the year

Local election 2017: Changing council colours might not earn digital any go-faster stripes

9 May 2017

Last week’s local elections saw a swing to the Conservatives, with a few successes for Labour in the city mayoral polls. But, if the political landscape has shifted, David Walker says it remains to be seen if local government tech will move beyond business as usual.

GDS seeks more Verify developers in latest bid to get service working at scale

9 May 2017

Advert for team of six with a £600,000 budget comes as former privacy adviser calls for a total review and reset of the government’s identity assurance services

IfG: Government needs to urgently redesign residency application process as Brexit looms

8 May 2017

Think tank warns that Home Office systems are a “long way from a fully digital service” that is needed to deal with the surge of permanent residency applications from EU nationals as the UK leaves the union

University of Surrey bags £1.1m to trial blockchain for healthcare, voting and digital archives

8 May 2017

Project plans include using distributed ledger technology to give healthcare workers secure access to biometric data from wearables

NHS Digital to push back targets for Child Protection Information Sharing scheme

5 May 2017

Board papers reveal a lack of sufficient funding for the plan and that original business case underestimated time for software suppliers to gain accreditation

‘More than an acronym’: Authorities set out plans for a London Office of Technology and Innovation

5 May 2017

Scoping exercise launched for an organisation to cut down duplication and add value to a tech ecosystem that ‘drifts too readily’ towards tech solutions in search of problems

Sadiq Khan seeks first chief digital officer for London

4 May 2017

Job offered at £107,000 as London Office for Data Analytics pilot indicates initial successes

Government privacy advisor quits, saying officials ‘repeatedly ignored’ guidance

3 May 2017

Jerry Fishenden fires parting shot at Cabinet Office for lack of support and engagement after six years on the government’s Privacy and Consumer Advisory Group

Local government Verify pilot hit by council departures

3 May 2017

Commentators say scale of work was ‘underestimated’ by both sides - but smaller scale pilots offer opportunity to boost collaboration between central and local government

Election 2017: Party manifestos urged to focus on IT systems for Brexit and championing digital leadership

2 May 2017

As parliament dissolves and the date of the poll marches closer, parties of all colours are working up their manifestos. Rebecca Hill asks what they could, or should, have in store for tech.

Co-op bags another ex-GDS staffer as extent of changes to service’s top team revealed

2 May 2017

Shake-up at top of Government Digital Service becomes more apparent as former director of digital engagement Wendy Coello announces new role at the Co-op

Digital Economy Bill gets Royal Assent

2 May 2017

TechUK says act lays ‘good groundwork’ for transforming government use of data

Councils have ‘limited understanding’ of digital skills needed by frontline staff

28 April 2017

Eduserv report finds that just 3% of local government HR leaders rate digital literacy of frontline staff as ‘good’ - and that traditional, formal training programmes might not be the best option

MPs question whether HMRC’s estate plans are future-proofed

28 April 2017

Report says tax authority’s plan doesn’t take into account potential changes in technology or the shift to provide services through digital channels

Socitm Spring 2017: IT professionals association to team up with CCS

28 April 2017

G-Cloud contract term to be extended from two to four years as Socitm president says Crown Commercial Service “is really listening” to local government

Minimum broadband speed set at 10Mbps as Digital Economy Bill rushed through parliament

27 April 2017

Government rejects peers’ amendment to boost minimum level to 30 Mbps, citing “serious concerns” about ability to deliver on that speed

Making good use of NHS data ‘vital for UK plc’, says Royal Society

26 April 2017

Machine Learning report says the government needs to recognise the value of public sector data and properly balance this against concerns about privacy and access

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