Security
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NHS England’s FDP faces a transparency correction
Supplier access has again tested confidence in NHS data systems.
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Ask4Support brings AI readiness into managed IT
Ask4Support’s new service reflects practical demand for safer AI adoption.
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A Scottish cloud provider takes aim at backup costs
UK hosted storage combines immutability with a simpler retrieval model.
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Abnormal takes identity security beyond the login screen
Behavioural monitoring is expanding across accounts, AI tools, and recruitment.
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Britain’s police data systems are heading for one spine
National data integration promises faster policing alongside wider governance risks.
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The cloud is not the weak link in payments — outdated architecture is
Robert Kraal, Silverflow co-founder, says payments resilience starts with architecture. He argues the cloud is not the weak link when dependencies, failover, and concentration risk are properly designed.
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A German cloud gives Zscaler European ground
Regional operation pushes cloud sovereignty beyond simple data residency.
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Police vetting expands across the open web
The Metropolitan Police is moving more personnel screening into an automated system that can search and connect online information.
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A UK court gives spyware a local address
The Supreme Court has ruled that remote surveillance can create a legal act where the targeted device and alleged injury are located.
