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Middle East faces new cyber reality: attackers logging in

Geopolitical tensions, stolen credentials and increasingly rapid attacker movement are reshaping the Middle East’s cyber threat landscape, putting pressure on organisations to look beyond traditional, alert-driven security models
SAF to explore quantum computing for mission planning

The Singapore Armed Forces’ Digital and Intelligence Service and the Defence Science and Technology Agency are working with IBM to test quantum optimisation for military logistics
Jisc recommits to academic cyber collaboration network

Academic IT services network Jisc re-signs a collaborative MoU with partners from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the US
Scottish Water taps BT, Accenture to plot digital future

Scottish utility firm inks strategic relationships with tech firms to continue digital journey, looking to deliver more resilient, secure and efficient services as well as strengthen technology foundations
Europe’s AI opportunity lies beyond semiconductor manufacturing

Mark Papermaster says Europe’s commitment to interoperability and diversity of supply could become a strategic advantage as AI infrastructure grows more heterogeneous
Chelsea & Westminster Hospital goes live with all-operator mobile

Neutral host provider delivers all-operator 4G mobile connectivity to leading medical facility as part of UK government’s ambition to shift services from analogue to digital

CW@60: How tech escaped the machine room - and why it never really did

Julian David, CEO of the influential tech trade association TechUK, looks at what’s changed in tech across his career – and perhaps more importantly, what hasn’t
Interview: Virgin Media O2's Dana Haidan on growing a green strategy

Virgin Media O2’s CSO Dana Haidan is driving growth by embedding sustainability into core strategy, slashing emissions, boosting circularity and championing digital inclusion
CW@60: The real promise of technology is human

The next chapter of technology will not be judged merely by the speed of its systems, but by its capacity to build trust, bridge societal divides and unlock human potential, says Dell's Asia-Pacific chief

Edge series - Mirantis: Managed edge is a fleet management problem, not a platform slogan- CW Developer Network

This is a guest post written for the Computer Weekly Developer Network by Dom Wilde in his capacity as SVP and GM for cloud infrastructure business at Mirantis. Mirantis is known for its enterprise ... Continue Reading
Lightfield: Legacy CRM wasn't built to work with agents- CW Developer Network

CRM software has spent the last two decades helping companies keep track of customers. Lightfield thinks the next two decades may look rather different. More AI-native than the likes of Salesforce ... Continue Reading
Edge series - Perforce: Why edge governance at scale is the real challenge- CW Developer Network

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Robin Tatam in his role as principal technical marketer & evangelist, Puppet by Perforce. Puppet by Perforce is known ... Continue Reading
Edge series - Atsign: Stop the fraying, maintaining security in edge-computing architectures- CW Developer Network

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Aparna Rayasam, CEO, Atsign. Atsign is known for its open source zero-trust protocol (atsign/atPlatform), a technology ... Continue Reading

Viva la devolution – rebalancing power through technology

A note for Andy Burnham - on how digital operating models and infrastructure can improve UK devolution and strengthen democratic accountability
Does the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill make you feel secure?

The UK government's latest cyber security regulations are hugely important but remain riddled with inconsistencies and vagaries - substantial changes are needed before it becomes law
Why bug bounty programmes are essential for cyber resilience

Periodic audits and one-off penetration tests offer only a snapshot of risk. Tapping a global community of security researchers through bug bounty programmes helps organisations find exploitable flaws before attackers do