Governing identity privacy and security

How did a proprietary AI get into hundreds of hospitals - without extensive peer reviews? The concerning story of Epic's Deterioration Index This article is sponsored by:

How is it possible for proprietary AI models to enter patient care, without extensive peer reviews for algorithmic transparency? That's a question we should be asking about Epic's Deterioration Index, which has been utilized for several use cases, including COVID-19 patient risk models.

NHSX launches ‘what good looks like’ digital guidelines for NHS Trusts This article is sponsored by:

Friction between the center and the wider NHS has always been an issue when it comes to digital development. The latest NHSX guidelines offer a more flexible approach.

As the cookies crumble, is first party intent data the solution companies need to explore? This article is sponsored by:

Cookies are set to crumble and organizations need to explore alternative methods of getting up-to-date info on their customers.

Cookie monstering as a cover for data regime change - the UK picks a dangerous fight over GDPR This article is sponsored by:

The UK hasn't wasted any time in deciding to water down GDPR in pursuit of making new business deals. Savvy move or risky political gambit?

Using gamification to make cybersecurity training compelling drama at ITV This article is sponsored by:

UK’s biggest commercial TV program maker ITV says pandemic ‘Escape Room’ cyber-training turned an unpopular course into one staff now can’t get enough of.

An image of the ITV escape room for cyber training

When will the NHS learn from its mistakes on data sharing? This article is sponsored by:

The NHS’s General Practice Data Planning and Research scheme has been put on hold as it faces a huge backlash and millions opt-out.

Enterprise hits and misses - retailers swap a digital surge for foot traffic, return-to-office hits resistance, and T-Mobile is better at data breaches than 5G This article is sponsored by:

This week - big-name retailers see faltering digital growth, but is in-store traffic finally back? The return-to-office push faces new critiques, as "hybrid" work falls short. Speaking of falling short, T-Mobile is back to what it does best - getting its customers' (and former customers'!) data breached.

Campaigners call for ban on use of facial recognition tech in UK This article is sponsored by:

The British Government has updated its guidance on use of facial recognition technologies, as police forces persist with their use.

An image of someone’s face being scanned by facial recognition software

Apple's child protections open a Pandora's Box of future privacy violations This article is sponsored by:

A well-intentioned road to hell - Apple's move against child abuse has a long tail behind it that rings lots of alarm bells.

Twitter is mostly identifying racist tweets using tech and says ID verification unlikely to stop abuse This article is sponsored by:

Twitter has revealed how it dealt with the abhorrent racist abuse suffered by footballers on the England team during the Euros Championship.

Image of someone holding a phone with Twitter on the screen

CIOs build Wiki to help tech industry inform and fight climate change This article is sponsored by:

RIBA and CIOs are tackling the information gap in how IT is both the cause and solution to climate change

An image of half the world on fire due to climate change

Monetizing stolen data has never been easier, fueling more expensive breaches This article is sponsored by:

Recent security reports from IBM and others prompt a discussion of the causes and consequences of the continual stream of enterprise data breaches and ransomware attacks.

Amazon's been hit by the largest GPDR fine to date, but EU data protection authorities get the loudest 'wake-up' call This article is sponsored by:

Amazon's got the cash fine, but it's the EU data protection authorities who need to count the cost.