Ransomware is the biggest cyber threat to the UK – and the government could do more to help
NCSC boss Lindy Cameron highlighted the significance of ransomware in a speech yesterday. Businesses could do with more help to stop it.
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AI reaches maturity as tech leaders focus on data initiatives and skills
Data programmes, investments and skills are high priorities, the Technology Leaders Agenda 2021 reveals, as AI begins to deliver value.
American Heart Association boosts treatment with AI-powered precision medicine
Cloud-based precision medicine platform gives healthcare providers access to clinical data and the AI capabilities to use it.
People, planet and data-led transformation top the Technology Leaders Agenda
Tech Monitor survey of over 600 technology leaders, supported by Hexaware Technologies, reveals current and future priorities across region and sector.
Demand for cloud and edge computing tempts telcos to sell their data centres
With demand for data centres on the rise, telecoms companies are cashing in.
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Why are ransomware attackers targeting healthcare systems like Ireland’s?
Hackers see vulnerabilities in healthcare systems as a way to make some quick cash.
The latest UK-EU data adequacy roadblock is a sign of trouble to come
The future of data transfers between the UK and Europe is likely to be a contentious subject for some time to come.
Why your organisation needs a chief data scientist
Chief data scientists are needed to ensure AI development is ethical and to optimise decision-making, writes guest author Carlie Idoine, research vice president at Gartner
Why every data strategy needs a method
Like any team sport, data strategy needs rules and roles to unlock peak performance, writes Caroline Carruthers, CEO of data advisory Carruthers and Jackson
Developing data harmony and a data-driven culture
Domo's David Johnson says modern data architectures and tools need to be complemented by a culture which facilitates collaboration and helps democratise data capabilities across an organisation.
After Covid-19, responsible investment may drive data innovation in the finance sector
In the wake of the pandemic, regulators and clients want financial institutions to prove they have a positive social impact. That could spur a new wave of innovation with data.
An airline glitch reveals the dangers of discriminatory data
Three Tui flights were overloaded after its booking system classified anyone with the honorific 'Miss' as a child. "Technologies discriminate by design."
To get the most out of data, understand its purpose
The first step in any organisation’s data strategy is understanding why they use it, writes Caroline Carruthers, CEO of data advisory Carruthers and Jackson.
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