AI making cyber attacks faster, more widespread and harder to stop
AI is driving countless improvements in health, product development, town planning and loads more besides – but the outlook isn’t so great for the world of cybersecurity.
London council subject to 20,000 cyber attacks every day
A London borough council has revealed it is being hit with up to 20,000 attempted cyber attacks every single day.
Is PowerPoint set for the digital scrapheap?
Despite being a hugely popular, widely used tool around the world, PowerPoint may not be long for this world – at least according to one insider.
Could Chrome automatically update your password?
Google may soon roll out a new feature to better protect user passwords – but the catch is that it’ll all be done automatically.
Meta plans world-spanning undersea cable
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, has announced ambitious plans to build the world’s longest underwater cable.
Government announces digital wallet for official documentation
The government has introduced plans to let UK citizens carry official documents in their phone wallets. It says the move would modernise the often-antiquated world of ID documentation and provide a way for Brits to access things like their Driving Licence or Passport digitally – on a device they’re likely to always be carrying. Privacy experts, on the other hand, have heavily criticised the move for its potential to allow additional surveillance, calling it akin to “putting Big Brother in your pocket”.
5 browser tab tricks for pro productivity
The humble browser tab has done wonders for productivity, allowing users to cycle between huge numbers of windows and projects with ease.
How safe is it to log in with Facebook or Google?
Countless websites now allow users to create accounts using their existing Facebook or Google credentials, rather than signing in with their email address and creating a new password. This seems a quick, easy and convenient way to get access, but how safe is it?
Effective technology the key to unlocking UK productivity woes
A ‘reimagining’ if workplace technology could provide the solution to ongoing concerns about stalling workplace productivity.
PM promises to ‘unleash AI’ for productivity and economic boost
Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer has pledged to make the UK an AI “superpower”, in a bid to leverage tech developments to boost growth and deliver key services more effectively.
