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• June 04, 2019 04Jun2019 News

  Cyber crime widely under-reported, Isaca study shows

  Cyber crime, which is the top cyber threat to business, remains widely under-reported, and only a third of organisations are confident in their ability to detect and respond to threats, a study reveals Continue Reading

• June 04, 2019 04Jun2019 News

  Beware of security blind spots in encrypted traffic

  The growth of encrypted traffic has put the spotlight on intrusion prevention systems that help to surface cyber attacks conducted under the cloak of network encryption Continue Reading

• June 04, 2019 04Jun2019 Blog Post

  QuantumBlack finds data pipeline solace in Kedro

  Data analytics company QuantumBlack is this month celebrating the launch of Kedro, its first open source project for data scientists. But what is Kedro? Kedro is a development workflow framework ... Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 News

  Australia’s Notifiable Data Breaches scheme drives compliance but issues remain

  Australia’s data breach notification rules have largely been complied with, but some quarters are calling for more clarity on the reporting threshold and tougher action against errant firms Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 Blog Post

  Take flawless IT project execution with a pinch of salt

  The recent story reported in Computer Weekly about Revlon’s SAP woes, illustrates the importance of tech due diligence. Its CTO, Chau Banks, who previously worked as CIO at New York & Company, ... Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 News

  NHSX chief to limit future NHS App enhancements

  Matthew Gould doesn’t want the health service’s flagship mobile tool to be “all-singing and all-dancing” Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 In Depth

  Sainsbury’s Bank moves data to AWS cloud with Teradata UDA

  Bank decided on a fundamental shift to AWS cloud, using Teradata’s Unified Data Architecture, after it was divested from Lloyds in 2013. Here’s how it built from a new ground zero. Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 News

  Consumer comms providers sign Ofcom’s new fairness pledge

  The UK’s biggest communications service providers have signed up to a series of new commitments pledging to put fairness to customers at the heart of their business Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 News

  Most of today’s enterprise blockchain platforms will need replacing in two years

  Most blockchain platforms currently being used in enterprises will have to be replaced in the next couple of years, says Gartner Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 News

  Nordics block European Commission tech tax levy to protect digital investment

  The Nordic EU countries have formed a powerful voice against the European Commission’s plans on digital service tax. Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 News

  Free Wi-Fi to cover entire NHS estate in 2019

  Nearly all trusts and clinical commissioning groups across England are now equipped with NHS Wi-Fi and the rest will be fully connected this year, says NHS Digital Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 In Depth

  European businesses are the worst in the world at encrypting data

  European businesses are trailing behind the rest of the world when it comes to data encryption, and are not proactive enough when it comes to assessing data security risks Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 In Depth

  Microsoft’s modern desktop management

  How cloud services make the critical business of keeping Windows 10 patched and up to date easier for administrators Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 News

  More than half of UK workforce lacks essential digital skills, says Lloyd’s

  In the modern world, digital skills are becoming increasingly important, but a large amount of the UK workforce doesn’t measure up, Lloyd’s has found Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 News

  How Alibaba Cloud plans to win over APAC enterprises

  The Chinese cloud supplier is counting on data analytics, industry-specific offerings and its knowledge of the China market to gain a foothold in the Asia-Pacific region Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 News

  Business leaders failing to address cyber threats

  Businesses are failing to address growing cyber threats as business leaders admit to knowledge gaps, a lack of resources and confusion about who is responsible for data breaches, a report reveals Continue Reading

• June 03, 2019 03Jun2019 Blog Post

  Instaclustr anomaly detection scaled to 19 billion

  The instant clustering aficionados at Instaclustr have created an anomaly detection application capable of processing and vetting real-time events at a uniquely massive scale – 19 billion events ... Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 Blog Post

  Passing the baton on Cybersecurity Skills

  This year will be the first time I visit Infosec with no agenda. Or to be more precise I will have a Community Safety rather than a Cybersecurity Skills Agenda. This has caused me to take a cool ... Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 In Depth

  Data governance: The importance of getting it right

  With ever-increasing storage capacity, organisations are needing to take more control of their file management systems with thorough data governance policies. Otherwise, they run the risk of project data being exposed Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 News

  Facebook loses bid to halt European court decision on EU-US data sharing

  Irish Supreme Court dismisses attempt by Facebook to prevent the European Court of Justice considering the validity of US-EU data transfers, after Austrian lawyer Max Schrems argued that they put the privacy of EU citizens at risk Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 News

  Migration Advisory Committee calls for expansion of non-EU skilled work visas

  As Brexit uncertainty increases, the Migration Advisory Committee has suggested adding more skilled roles to the Shortage Occupations List Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 News

  New-build homes to get broadband quality certification

  Broadband connectivity rating firm WiredScore is offering its full-fibre certifications to residential property developers and landlords for the first time Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 News

  Slowing smart meter roll-out puts 2020 deadline at risk

  The smart meter installation rate is slowing, and with 18 months until the December 2020 deadline, achieving the Smart Meter Programme’s aims now looks very unlikely Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 News

  Gant uses Cegid to streamline functions across all markets

  As retailer Gant begins to mirror its core operations across all of the countries it operates in, global IT manager Ricky Dematagollage explains what part Cegid will play in the process Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 News

  How AI helps protect Japan’s road system from subsidence

  Tokyo-based Kawasaki Geological Engineering is using Fujitsu’s Zinrai artificial intelligence system to develop a solution to erosion causing subsidence and sinkholes on Japan’s road network Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 News

  SAP disruption leads to Revlon class action lawsuit

  Investors at cosmetics giant Revlon are taking action following a bungled SAP ERP deployment Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 News

  GCHQ urged to abandon plans to access encrypted chats

  Tech companies and security and policy experts are calling for more dialogue with GCHQ on encryption, urging it to ditch its proposal for eavesdropping on encrypted chats Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 Blog Post

  MuleSoft takes the donkey work out of API lifecycle management

  Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) have become one of the new darlings of the cloud computing-centric world of interconnected, interlaced, interlocked technologies that we use today. As the ... Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 News

  The FA signs Google Cloud to support cloud-based push to make football more inclusive

  The Football Association is on a mission to up female participation in the sport and make it more accessible to a larger number of fans, and it is teaming up with Google Cloud to achieve its goals Continue Reading

• May 31, 2019 31May2019 Blog Post

  Alibaba Cloud to guide SMEs on doing business in China

  Chinese cloud giant Alibaba Cloud has launched a global programme in Singapore to guide small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the city-state that are looking to expand their business into ... Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 In Depth

  SAN vs NAS vs hyper-converged for virtual machine storage

  The pros and cons of file and block access storage arrays vs the new breed of all-in-one server/storage architecture for storage of virtual machine systems and data Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 News

  A lack of skills and ownership are top challenges to OT security

  A lack of skills, visibility and clarity on which business function is responsible for securing operational technology are the biggest challenges to managing the risk, a study shows Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 News

  CIO interview: Sam Shah, director for digital development, NHS England

  Uniquely, Sam Shah is both a clinician and a technology leader, and he hopes to use both skillsets to overhaul IT in the health service Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 News

  EE launches consumer 5G, but experts say no rush to upgrade

  EE launched the UK’s first official 5G network this week, but with limited availability and 4G networks improving all the time, industry watchers say there is no big impetus for users to upgrade yet Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 News

  AI struggles with data silos and executive misconceptions

  Bosses don’t seem to understand that artificial intelligence needs good data management and a different understanding of end goals compared with traditional IT Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 News

  Red flags missed during ESN planning process, Home Office admits

  The PAC’s latest evidence-gathering session for its inquiry into the delayed and over-budget Emergency Services Network has laid bare a number of crucial errors made over the past few years, and found the Home Office missed a number of warning signs Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 In Depth

  Skills, digital and the manufacturing sector

  Manufacturing still accounts for a large amount of the UK economy, and when it comes to the fourth industrial revolution, the UK has aspirations to be a world leader – but does it have the digital know-how to back it up? Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 News

  Microsoft embarks on renewable-powered datacentre push in Sweden

  Microsoft is doubling down on its efforts to have more of its datacentres powered by renewable energy, with commitment to make its facilities in Sweden the most sustainable yet Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 News

  2.3 billion business and consumer data files exposed online

  In the year since the GDPR compliance deadline, the number of data files exposed online without adequate protection is up more than 50% due to misconfigured security controls, report reveals Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 News

  4G networks reach near ubiquity in APAC

  Although coverage of 4G services in Asia-Pacific, particularly in India, is almost ubiquitous, telcos in the region still have some catching-up to do Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 News

  How Unilever found itself selling enterprise software

  Ken Charman has a track record in running IT firms. In 2018, he was coaxed out of retirement to spearhead Unilever’s spin-out software business Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 News

  Danish government launches national AI strategy

  Strategy aims to capitalise on investment in artificial intelligence technologies to enhance Denmark’s societal advancement and give business and industry a competitive edge Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 News

  Salesforce completes Pardot fix after 12 days’ disruption

  Plug was pulled on 17 May after a data script went wrong. Most users have had full access since 18 May, but 10 services remained down Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 News

  Hyperscale datacentre operators report first drop in capex growth for seven quarters

  Datacentre investments of cloud and internet giants dropped in the first quarter of 2019 after seven consecutive quarters of growth, but market watcher claims it is just a blip Continue Reading

• May 30, 2019 30May2019 Blog Post

  Women in code series: Pooja Tyagi

  The Computer Weekly Developer Network and Open Source Insider team want to talk code and coding. But more than that, we want to talk coding across the diversity spectrum… so let’s get the tough ... Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 News

  Hackers targeting UK universities a threat to national security

  Poorly defended UK university research that is mainly commissioned by government is a top target for hackers, putting national security at risk, a study reveals, underlining the need for better cyber security Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 E-Handbook

  Powering down: Keeping datacentre energy costs in check

  In this e-guide, we take a look at some of the outside influences that could potentially impact on datacentre power and management costs in the years to come, while also taking a closer look at some of the latest thinking and best practices around ... Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 E-Handbook

  Backup fundamentals in the age of cloud

  In this e-guide we look at backup fundamentals like choosing incremental or differential backup as well as using snapshots to replace traditional backup. We also provide an overview of strategic considerations for backup in the age of the cloud as ... Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 News

  Inside Digital Realty’s datacentre playbook

  Digital Realty’s chief technology officer talks up key trends that are shaping its business and the datacentre industry, including edge computing and the impending roll-out of 5G networks Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 In Depth

  Norway’s autonomous ships point to new horizons

  Norway is a pioneer in the autonomisation of shipping, which conveys environmental benefits as well as efficiency gains – but human mariners are likely to stay on board for a while yet Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 News

  FoI requests reveal slow but steady adoption of cloud-first stance in UK police forces

  Intercity Technology's freedom of information (FoI) request-led poll of UK police forces and their use of technology shines a light on how the sector's attitudes towards cloud and digital transformation are changing Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 News

  Blockchain and deep neural networks show digital archive promise

  Every event, past and present, is in the digital archive, but there is growing concern that this data can be easily manipulated to change historical facts Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 News

  Turla APT group beefs up cyber attack tool

  An advanced persistent threat cyber espionage group has improved its tools to attack diplomatic targets, making their activities more difficult to detect and block Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 News

  Cyber weapons readily available to criminals, researchers warn

  Security researchers have discovered an attack campaign infrastructure designed to scan, brute-force and infect tens of thousands of MS-SQL and PHPMyAdmin servers Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 Blog Post

  The Psyduck of sleep

  The Pokémon Company has revealed its development of Pokémon Sleep, an app that will track players’ sleeping time and incorporate the data into its gameplay. In his quest to make sleep entertaining, ... Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 News

  Finland globalises AI training programme

  The success of an online course in understanding artificial intelligence launched in Finland has led to a global roll-out Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 Blog Post

  IT in the Tory Candidates' Manifestos

  I added a comment on Dominic Rabb's inclusion of degree apprenticeships in his call for Fairness and Choice to my recent blog on the IfA apprenticeship review.  In his opening campaign letter Rory ... Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 Blog Post

  Oracle looks to holy trinity of open positives

  Oracle may not always be viewed positively in open source circles, the company’s approach to Java and wider open platform still draws headlines a decade after it took up a position of stewardship ... Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 Blog Post

  What's In A Number? Er, Lots Of Packets Per Second...

  I remember when first testing Gigabit Ethernet (Packet Engines and Foundry Networks for the record) and thinking: "how do we harness this much bandwidth - maybe take a TDM approach and slice it? ... Continue Reading

• May 29, 2019 29May2019 News

  ICO to shortlist Sandbox applicants

  Privacy watchdog’s Sandbox service aims to help develop innovative and beneficial products and services that are privacy compliant Continue Reading

• May 28, 2019 28May2019 News

  Perfect storm for data science in security

  After nearly 20 years of research, the perfect storm of computing technologies is finally enabling data science to realise its potential to make valuable contributions to improving cyber security capabilities Continue Reading

• May 28, 2019 28May2019 Podcast

  Podcast: The Computer Weekly Downtime Upload – Episode 17

  In this week’s episode of the Computer Weekly Downtime Upload podcast, Brian McKenna, Caroline Donnelly and Clare McDonald reunite to discuss the discontent at Amazon’s recent shareholder meeting, what went on at the Salesforce World Tour event in ... Continue Reading

• May 28, 2019 28May2019 News

  Many search engine users unaware of personal data collection

  Many users of online search engines are still unaware that data is being collected about them for personalised advertising, a study has revealed Continue Reading

• May 28, 2019 28May2019 News

  Excelero and BeeGFS offer next-gen HPC based on NVMe flash

  Super-fast solid-state storage in commodity servers ties up with recently-developed parallel file system BeeGFS to target high-performance computing use cases Continue Reading

• May 28, 2019 28May2019 News

  Swedes need to keep a week’s cash under the bed

  The Swedish population is being advised to keep enough cash at home to last a week in case of problems such as online banking crashes Continue Reading

• May 28, 2019 28May2019 News

  NHS Digital sets out Internet First policy

  NHS Digital is soliciting input to its Internet First policy, a set of standards and guidelines to help health and social care organisations make digital services accessible over the internet Continue Reading

• May 28, 2019 28May2019 Blog Post

  The people vs. Amazon: Weighing the risks of its stance on facial recognition and climate change

  Amazon's annual shareholder meeting appears to have highlighted a disconnect between what its staff and senior management think its stance on facial recognition tech and climate change should be. ... Continue Reading

• May 28, 2019 28May2019 News

  Saudi Arabia’s largest auto company completes SAP project as part of digital transformation

  Abdul Latif Jameel Motors wins SAP Quality Gold Award for digital revamp programme that overhauled performance and efficiency across its business Continue Reading

• May 28, 2019 28May2019 News

  Dutch IT security firm dumps corporate structure

  Boss of Netherlands-based Computest turns to self-management model to make company more nimble Continue Reading

• May 28, 2019 28May2019 E-Zine

  Technology at heart of Spurs’ new stadium

  In this week’s Computer Weekly, Sanjeev Katwa, the IT chief at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, discusses the tech behind the most technologically advanced football stadium in the world. We investigate how the data powering artificial intelligence ... Continue Reading

• May 28, 2019 28May2019 News

  SAP extends Hana’s reach beyond enterprise applications

  The benefits of Hana Cloud Services are clear to Asia-Pacific customers, although actual adoption will boil down to cost Continue Reading

• May 28, 2019 28May2019 In Depth

  Serving up managed desktops

  Microsoft is dropping its table d’hôte-like Windows 7 menu in favour of a more tapas-style offering, in the form of Windows 10. This will mean big changes for sysadmins Continue Reading

• May 27, 2019 27May2019 News

  StarHub taps OpenStack to run telco network

  The Singapore telco has deployed OpenStack and signed up for Red Hat’s training programme to equip its network engineers with technical expertise Continue Reading

• May 26, 2019 26May2019 News

  Australian firms coming to grips with AI ethics

  Australian businesses are warming up to AI, but just two in five have standards and guidelines for AI ethics, a study finds Continue Reading

• May 25, 2019 25May2019 Blog Post

  5/10 for the IfA Digital Apprenticeships Standards Review

  The Statutory Review of the Digital Apprenticeship standards  inherited by the Institute for Apprenticeships answers less than half the question. Much of the question (e.g. allowable costs) is ... Continue Reading

• May 24, 2019 24May2019 Blog Post

  SAP SuccessFactors chief: HR is a public cloud play  

  Just in case you hadn’t noticed, SAP playing the cloud platform long game. So much so, that the firm has openly agreed that Oracle database instances running on its SAP Cloud Platform is ‘just ... Continue Reading

• May 24, 2019 24May2019 News

  Just over half of UK firms don’t have a cyber resilience plan

  Many UK firms still lack cyber resilience and data protection capabilities covering email a year after the implementation of the GDPR aimed at improving personal data protection Continue Reading

• May 24, 2019 24May2019 News

  London Office for Technology and Innovation gets ready to launch

  New organisation will officially begin its activities in June and has appointed Nesta’s former government chief as director Continue Reading

• May 24, 2019 24May2019 News

  GDPR: Are we there yet?

  A full year since the General Data Protection Regulation was implemented, there has not been the severe punitive action expected by many and personal data breaches continue to happen, leaving many wondering if any progress has been made Continue Reading

• May 24, 2019 24May2019 News

  NHS Digital launches GP IT Futures tender

  New framework aims to simplify IT provision for surgeries and create a competitive systems marketplace for primary care Continue Reading

• May 24, 2019 24May2019 News

  Effect of GDPR yet to be felt, says law firm Hogan Lovells

  Despite the fact that the GDPR has been in full effect for a year, the true effect of the regulation is yet to be felt and organisations should ensure they keep their eye on the ball, says leading privacy law firm Continue Reading

• May 24, 2019 24May2019 News

  Ofcom makes new proposals to liberalise access Openreach’s ducts and poles

  The telecoms regulator is proposing new regulations on accessing Openreach’s infrastructure that it hopes will incentives others to roll out ultrafast networks quicker Continue Reading

• May 24, 2019 24May2019 News

  No real change a year into GDPR, says privacy expert

  A year after the GDPR compliance deadline, many organisations still have a lot of work to do to make real changes and shift focus away from fines to business value and gain, says PwC’s GDPR and data protection lead Continue Reading

• May 24, 2019 24May2019 Blog Post

  Beware the Application Complexity Monster

  How many new applications, tools, devices, and cloud services have you introduced into your environment over the past few years? Now think about how much you got rid of over that same period, i.e. ... Continue Reading

• May 24, 2019 24May2019 News

  SurveyMonkey opens Dublin datacentre region to court data-security conscious enterprises in Europe

  Online survey software provider SurveyMonkey is on a Europe-wide enterprise charm offensive, and is focusing on winning over CIOs with the offer to locally host their data within its European datacentre region Continue Reading

• May 24, 2019 24May2019 News

  Post Office told to pay over £5m of its opponent’s costs for first Horizon trial

  The judge in the Post Office Horizon trial has ordered the organisation to pay the legal costs of its courtroom adversaries, and refused to give permission to appeal a major judgment Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 News

  Arm China seeks solutions to US export controls with Huawei

  Chip design firm in communication with Huawei-owned semiconductor firm HiSilicon following US move to halt exports of US technology to Chinese tech giant Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 News

  Interview: How Croydon is applying GDS lessons to digital service delivery

  The first chief digital officer at one of London’s largest boroughs talks about plans to transform user experience, procurement and cultural perceptions Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 Blog Post

  DataStax details road to Apache Cassandra future

  DataStax closed out the final day of its 'Accelerate 2019' conference by focusing on a selection of platform-level developments including its community development stream. Nate McCall, project ... Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 News

  IBM’s investment in automation pays off in GDPR’s first year

  The first year of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation has demonstrated the value of IBM’s investment in machine learning-based automation and the importance of having the right strategy and systems in place, according to the firm’s data ... Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 News

  Paul Smith looks to tailor its back-end systems with Cegid software

  British tailor Paul Smith has been working with Cegid since 2015, but it is now considering upgrading to the provider's latest software to reduce costs and increase efficiency Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 News

  Why enterprises should dump their VMs for containers

  Kubernetes is five years old and server virtualisation is the new legacy, says Aparna Sinha, director of product management for Kubernetes at Google Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 News

  Lapse in LinkedIn security certificate update

  A lapse in the update of LinkedIn’s security certificate has once again underlined the importance of keeping track to avoid disruptions and phishing attacks, and how even big players are failing to get it right Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 News

  Guy's & St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust to drive £175m IT systems revamp

  Hospital trust Guy's & St Thomas is looking to procure a single electronic health record system, with the option to include two other trusts. Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 E-Zine

  CW Nordics: Nordea links up with IBM to meet fintech challenge

  IBM’s €473m managed services contract with Nordea reflects an increasing trend among Nordic banks to outsource more of their IT to help meet the challenge of fintechs. Also read how a shortage of women in the boardroom is a problem in the Nordics ... Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 News

  Crown Commercial Service to procure £360m online benefits system

  Procurement agency wants new platform to become a one-stop shop for employee benefits across government Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 News

  VMware CEO outlines laws of hybrid cloud

  Pat Gelsinger points out three laws that will make the case for the hybrid cloud future: economics, physics and data sovereignty Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 News

  Amazon rejects calls for ban on sales of facial recognition tech to government agencies

  Annual meeting defeats resolutions for Amazon to halt sales of its Rekognition software to government agencies, and to do more to tackle climate change Continue Reading

• May 23, 2019 23May2019 News

  Police shut down Bestmixer bitcoin laundering service

  The Bestmixer cryptocurrency laundering service has been shut down by Dutch anti-fraud police with support from Europol after a tip off by cyber security researchers at McAfee, significantly disrupting cyber criminal money flows Continue Reading

• May 22, 2019 22May2019 News

  HMRC's defence of IR35 online status checker tool likened to 'climate change denial'

  In an open letter addressed to chancellor Philip Hammond and HMRC's CEO Jon Thompson, the tax collection agency's defence of its IR35 online status checker tool, CEST, is likened to climate change denial, as calls grow for it to be scrapped Continue Reading