Understand the key sustainability trends in the UK, and how – or why – business leaders are taking note.

Europe's AI legislation, adopted March 13, attempts to strike a tricky balance between promoting innovation and protecting citizens' rights.

LinkedIn also released its 2024 Workplace Learning Report, which found that more people want to learn AI skills. Plus, LinkedIn Learning is offering new career development and internal mobility features.

Cyber espionage group APT29 is adapting its tactics for cloud environments. Here’s what you should know.

One vulnerability impacting ConnectWise ScreenConnect that allows remote attackers to bypass authentication to create admin accounts is being used in the wild.

LockBit is now running from backup servers and has a new Dark Web presence after their site's recent takedown by the FBI and international partners.

Discover the most in-demand tech jobs and skills in the U.K, as well as the highest paying IT job. An expert offers insight into the outlook for IT jobs in the U.K. in 2024 and beyond.

The U.K. needs to improve its tech skills pipeline and support local efforts to drive digital transformation if the benefits of technology are to be shared across all regions of the country, according to a new report.

In this Q&A, Godfrey reminds business leaders to integrate security into conversations around financial and business targets.

Most of the money goes toward exploring what kind of quantum computing hardware to use. The rest funds efforts toward practical projects such as detecting dementia.

New research details the possible effects of ransomware attacks on businesses and staff, society, the economy and national security, highlighting that its impact on mental and physical health is often overlooked.

The NCSC wants volunteers from the U.K.’s public and private sectors to join its new cybersecurity community.

See NCSC's predictions for generative AI for cyber attack and defense through 2025.

From artificial intelligence to 5G, 2024 could be a pivotal year for the tech industry and workers in the U.K.

Some 40% of organizations remain in the exploration/experimentation phases due to factors including limited AI skills and expertise, according to IBM's newly released Global AI Adoption Index 2023.