COVID-19
Scrutiny is key to the success of digital immunity passports
Is the convenience of a digital coronavirus immunity document worth the privacy concerns and investment, asks Emma Wright of law firm Kemp Little
Don't let the pandemic destroy your DevOps culture, says Clearvision
CTO Matt Muschol warned Deskflix delegates not to let remote working get in the way of their DevOps progress
Out of adversity: How crises can be a catalyst for progress at your organisation
Join us to discuss the opportunities and challenges posed by the pandemic and disruption more broadly
How to secure yourself against Malware during the COVID-19 pandemic
Security is always one of CIOs' top headaches, and the global pandemic hasn't improved matters. So what do organisations need to do in order to better protect themselves during the COVID-19 crisis?
Is this the end for the office?
With no end in sight for mass remote working, how long until expensive commercial real estate gets axed? Computing speaks to IT leaders to find out how technology is informing the decision, whilst simultaneously being heavily impacted
Japan's Fugaku takes top spot as world's most powerful supercomputer
No other supercomputer has ever been able to top all four of the main recognised rankings at once
Three things we may take from lockdown into the post Covid-19 world
Bev White, CEO, Harvey Nash Group, discusses our takeaways from lockdown, including how the post-Covid IT landscape must include more opportunities for women
Why consolidating your connectivity needs will lead to a more flexible and secure business
Registration is open for this Computing webinar on business connectivity in today's dispersed world
AI gives remote working tips, warns against 'Analyst Paul Table'
Set against the backdrop of fears that AI will take our jobs and eventually our lives, one algorithm produces a set of home working advice which seems unlikely to displace human consultancy for the time being
NHS data contract gives Palantir access to medical records of Covid-19 patients
Contracts released on threat of legal action by campaigners
How to protect your business from coronavirus-related email phishing
A few steps leaders can take before, during or after an attack to protect their companies from phishing
Data virtualisation can help to save both lives and economies
By creating such a logical architecture, data virtualisation enables those fighting Covid-19 to access data quickly and from anywhere
Britain planning to reduce Huawei's involvement in 5G
Government gives in to pressure from MPs and the US
Zoom fixes global outage that disrupted Downing Street briefing
Daily coronavirus update had to be delayed
UK contact tracing app: will it be effective?
Emma Wright, Partner at technology and digital specialist law firm Kemp Little, discusses the various thorny issues around the NHSX contact tracing app, including its effectiveness, the privacy issues surrounding the technology, and possible discriminatory...
Chinese cyber actors are trying to steal Covid-19 vaccine research, FBI
Theft of such valuable data could threaten the delivery of secure treatment options, the agency believes
CIOs highlight lockdown positives, citing improved collaboration, productivity and innovation
'We've seen more innovation in six weeks than in the past 10 years,' says one CIO, as Computing speaks to some of the UK’s top IT leaders to find out what they’ll be bringing from the COVID-19 pandemic into the post-lockdown world
Peter Cochrane: The threat of optimisation
The reason why Mother Nature and some civilisations enjoy longevity is down to their relative inefficiency
Lifting lockdown: the emerging role of the contact tracing app
The NHSX contact tracing app is currently being trialled on the Isle of Wight, but has the government picked the best approach for privacy and effectiveness?
Keeping your remote workforce secure during the pandemic
Cybercrime is rising sharply as opportunistic and immoral criminals take advantage of the disruption
IT is essential. Furlough elsewhere
IT is central to continuity and recovery and job cuts should be avoided, but there are plenty of other places savings can be made
Threat groups are looking to steal Covid-19 research, NCSC and CISA warn
The organisations being targeted include healthcare bodies, medical research institutions, pharmaceutical firms and others
Covid-19 and contracting for AI: don't skip the fine print in the rush for solutions
AI is different. Contractual mistakes now could have critical and expensive consequences, both in terms of human health and business viability
Apple reports slight increase in fiscal 2020 second quarter revenue amid global economic crisis
But iPhone sales dipped nearly 7 per cent from a year ago
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