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Can £160 million and the cloud fix the DWP’s dismal contact centres?
One DWP contact centre services provider reported a shocking 173 SLA breaches in a single year....
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Critical Bank of England systems outage puts the spotlight back on a major settlements overhaul
The worst RTGS outage in nearly a decade was resolved without too much loss of hair but will renew enthusiasm for a core settlement engine replacement due in 2024...
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Dell gets $6.5m booting for lying to Aussies about hardware prices
Dell has been hit with a fine for misleading Australian customers about the discounts they might get when buying a new monitor with their PC purchase
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Microsoft warns of CODESYS flaws within industrial hardware
Microsoft says that flaws in the CODESYS SDK are leaving thousands of PLC units at risk of remote attack with potentially catastrophic consequences
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Intel patches Downfall bug, but slows CPUs in the process
Intel's fix for a serious side-channel vulnerability in its CPUs could in some cases bring a significant performance slowdown
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Former crpyto king Bankman-Fried headed back to jail
Former FTX boss Sam Bankman-Fried is headed back to a New York jail after a judge found he had sought to tamper with the key witness in his case
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Bulletproof host hit with charges in US
A Polish man believed to be behind the LolekHosted bulletproof hosting service has been indicted on multiple charges in the US
Google moves forward with signature support
Google says its eSignature support for Docs and Drive has moved into the beta testing stage and will be open to test users
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White House calls for more open-source software collaboration
The Biden Administration is asking for public input on ways to help secure open source software
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Don't call it an office- Zoom opens doors on London 'Engagement Hub'
Zoom has opened a new 15,000 square foot facility in Holborn, London, touting the office as a hybrid work "Engagement Hub"
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What is Kerberoasting? Only the hottest new attack trend of the
Researchers say a hacking technique known as "kerberoasting" is becoming increasingly popular with cybercrime groups
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CISA warns of attacks on .NET vulnerability
CISA has issued a warning over possible attacks on a denial-of-service vulnerability in .NET and Visual Studio, advising administrators to patch ASAP