Critics have rounded on contact tracing apps in France and Australia for sending out almost no virus notifications. But experts say it’s not a total failure—as long as we learn what went wrong.

The context: One of the greatest unsolved flaws of deep learning is its vulnerability to so-called adversarial attacks. When added to the input of an AI system, these perturbations, seemingly random or undetectable to the human eye, can make things go completely awry.

Controversial company that scraped data from the public internet to build its facial recognition algorithm faces a joint UK-Australian investigation into its practices.

Plans for a shared utility to monitor financial transactions in the Netherlands have been given the go-ahead after six months of proving the concept.

Oracle has enhanced its Cloud@Customer service with capabilities derived from its recent raft of public cloud datacentres.

French motor manufacturer Renault has enlisted Google Cloud's help to accelerate the development of its in-house data aggregation platform, and bolster the tech skills of its engineering teams

Home-working technologies are no longer just a contingency for large companies, with future working practices set to change.

83% of security professionals say they experience alert fatigue, and 88% are facing challenges with their current SIEM setup, according to a report

By integrating data into dashboards underpinned by data analytics, hospitals improved their ability to plan resources and got better patient visibility.

Consumer software is notoriously and deliberately addictive. Should companies and B2B IT emulate that or take the high ground of avoiding the spread of end-user addiction?

Existing attacks and risk assessment frameworks within civilian autonomous vehicles (AVs) can be used to review security of military AVs deployed for logistics purposes in a desert warzone environment. This article examines how suitable these frameworks are for the military logistics AVs. Furthermore, we examine the threats considered from the point of view of what an enemy would like to achieve as opposed to a device-based attack strategy so as to identify critical weaknesses and countermeasures to these.

The cost of rolling out Universal Credit continues to rise, while only 20% of new claimants attempt to verify their identity online and digital skills remain an issue, according to the National Audit Office.