Security

ChatGPT has the potential to spread misinformation ‘at unprecedented scale’ This article is sponsored by:

OpenAI’s ChatGPT tool has attracted a lot of attention for its ability to present users with information quickly and confidently. However, its confidence could pose a risk if utilized by misinformation groups.

A digital ID demands UK decides its own identity first, suggests eForum This article is sponsored by:

Would a UK digital ID scheme benefit the tech industry more than citizens?

Online Safety Bill - proposed Ministerial influence over regulator could lead to ‘deals done in corridors’ This article is sponsored by:

The Online Safety Bill is the British Government’s attempt at using legislation to make the UK the ‘safest place in the world to be online’. But concerns are being raised about Ministerial reach.

Frasers Group heads off Log4j and streamlines acquisitions with endpoint security This article is sponsored by:

Tooling from Tanium is protecting the firm form zero day vulnerabilities and is now key to Frasers’ IT due diligence

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Combating cyber crime needs to involve the entire supply chain This article is sponsored by:

Better together - steel industry brings its supply chain together for cyber security protection

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TrustFord uses Druva technology to give employees peace of mind over data security This article is sponsored by:

The Ford vehicle dealer group has moved from a clunky data back-up process to a light-touch approach based on software-as-a-service.

Solving the “seven vendor problem” - Druva CEO Jaspreet Singh on why enterprises need to think SaaS-first, not cloud-first This article is sponsored by:

Enterprises need modern data platforms to meet today's business challenges, says Singh.

Dr Martens steps towards the cloud This article is sponsored by:

Managed service backup, DevOps and cloud infrastructure are central to the classic Dr Martens’ post IPO growth plans

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Enterprise hits and misses - Meta gets hacked, the metaverse gets whacked, and co-code gets a jargon check This article is sponsored by:

This week - Meta has a mobile vulnerability; API security with web apps gets scrutinized. Does co-code solve modern IT problems - and is it jargon I can approve? I get grouchy about the metaverse, which can't escape the whiffs section.

Financial services companies are banking on real-time data streaming in the cloud This article is sponsored by:

Duncan Ash of Confluent explores how data in motion enables financial services providers to make intelligent and automated decisions that benefit the customer experience while also tackling security risks.

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You’re probably doing DevSecOps wrong This article is sponsored by:

DevSecOps can seem like a magical solution - but there are some elephants in the room, which Kymberlee Price of New Relic addresses, along with some practical solutions.

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UK telecoms companies face fines of up to 10% of turnover for failing to protect networks against cyber attacks This article is sponsored by:

Up until now telecoms security was governed by the companies themselves - but new powers will be given to communications regulator Ofcom.

Crypto crime is spreading and hard to solve, says report This article is sponsored by:

We examine why some of the claims made for cryptocurrencies are nonsense, and why some financial crimes are spreading.

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