Rosie Lintott
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16 Sep
NSO Group introduces new Human Rights Policy following spyware scrutiny
Cyber-intelligence firm NSO Group has introduced a new Human Rights Policy and a supporting governance framework in an apparent attempt to boost its reputation and comply with the United Nations’ Guiding Principles for Business and Human Rights.
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12 Sep
Products with unpatched vulnerabilities knowingly shipped to meet deadlines
A third of organisations are cutting corners on security in order to make product launch deadlines, by shipping products that they know have unpatched vulnerabilities.
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11 Sep
Amnesty International calls for tougher spyware regulations
Human rights organisation Amnesty International is urging governments around the world to introduce tougher spyware regulations that ensure spyware companies respect human rights.
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11 Sep
Britons least concerned about losing jobs to AI
Employees in Britain are the least concerned about losing their jobs to artificial intelligence (AI), according to research by leading HR solutions provider Adecco Group.
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10 Sep
Statistical literacy in the UK is poor – and data scientists are worried
Data scientists are concerned about the UK’s level of statistical literacy – the basic understanding of what statistics mean and how they relate to a given situation – and the impact it is having on how residents understand major news stories.
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14 Feb
Valentine’s Day: How much will consumers spend?
Data and analytics company GlobalData has predicted Valentine’s Day spending in the UK will be worth over £1bn this year – up to 0.7% higher than in 2018.