Sabotage of Color and Faker libraries puts open source software in the spotlight
As an open source developer corrupts his own software, crippling thousands of projects, should businesses be relying on free code?
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How the Internet Watch Foundation uses tech to tackle child abuse images online
Internet Watch Foundation CTO Dan Sexton explains his organisation's role in combating the spread of illegal images online.
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Investments in data and AI are paying off despite resistance to change
Fortune 1000 executives see 'positive and measurable' results from their data and AI initiatives but resistance to change is the…
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Is ‘e-money’ a money laundering risk?
E-money, used in prepaid cards and digital wallets, has been linked to money laundering. But the risks pale in comparison…
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UK tech industry calls for more R&D support from government
UK tech companies expect sales, investment and headcount to grow in 2022 but call on the government to support innovation.
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Why supplier relationships will help IT departments withstand the global chip shortage
The global chip shortage has made it harder for some IT departments to get their hands on PCs and data…
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Is ‘gamification’ key to better cybersecurity training?
A new approach is required to cybersecurity training, experts believe. Gamification techniques could help make courses more engaging.
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Implementing a new ERP in a pandemic: Amnesty International’s journey to Dynamics 365
Kevin Antao, CIO of human rights charity Amnesty International, shares his lessons from rolling out Microsoft’s ERP in challenging circumstances.
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