Researchers hope that combining machine learning with satellite imagery can help generate objective data on war damage in urban areas.
Data on citizens held by many US government departments remains at risk, a new report has found. Solving this problem could be a challenge.
Lord Bethell's use of private email and texts to conduct government business raises questions about cyber awareness as well as public scrutiny.
The need for high performance in customer-facing digital systems is prompting organisations to move data processing closer to the edge.
Government agencies suffered ten times the average volume of ransomware attempts in June, research from SonicWall reveals.
| Country | Ransomware attempts in H1 |
|---|---|
| US | 227,266,604 |
| UK | 14,603,315 |
| Germany | 11,056,163 |
| South Africa | 10,574,800 |
| Brazil | 9,116,409 |
| India | 3,812,813 |
| Colombia | 3,777,974 |
| France | 2,999,064 |
| Mexico | 2,786,605 |
| Switzerland | 2,513,220 |
Twitter is applying the 'bug bounty' model to AI bias. It is good idea, experts say, but the social network's response must be carefully managed.
What makes or breaks an organisation’s data strategy is the people using it every day, writes guest author Caroline Carruthers
Six years ago it had ten times the utilisation of its rivals, but public cloud pioneer AWS is now heading towards a 50% market share as Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud chip away
Changing travel habits leave fuel stations at risk of becoming redundant without radical change. Shan Roy, VP at global IT and business consulting services firm CGI, outlines why survival is dependent upon digital transformation.
In partnership with CGI
45% of adults in England were unaware of plans to share GP records with the NHS for research. Activists argue the scheme's poor communication is deliberate.
Biden claimed in a speech on Tuesday that Russian cyberattacks could trigger kinetic warfare.
South Africa has approved the first patent that identifies an AI as its inventor. It could unlock a new era of invention – and of intellectual property abuses.
As a business grows, there is a risk of becoming less flexible, less agile, less innovative – and less attractive to talent pursuing the dynamism of the start-up space. Hexaware’s Satyendu Mohanty discusses creating a workplace that delivers the best of both worlds.
In partnership with Hexaware Technologies
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