NEWS

DCMS will ensure what is illegal offline is illegal online

Theresa May has announced plans to review laws and make sure that what is illegal offline is illegal online as she marks Safer Internet Day.....read more

Every NHS trust has failed tests for cyber security

The Department of Health has said all 200 trusts tested have failed to meet the standard required for cyber security.....read more

Young people in care benefit from social media

New research has suggested that young people in care benefit from the support gained via social media networks.....read more

Government must make young people safer online

The NSPCC has criticised the government for failing to implement half of its recommendations to make young people safer online.....read more

Online information for council parking services weak

Council parking services should improve their provision of online information and services, offering a particularly poor service for drivers with disabilities.....read more

FEATURES

Culture is the secret ingredient for digital transformation

Terry Storrar explains why cultural change is central to digital transformation projects in the public sector.....read more

Scan4Safety – Insight from a demonstrator site

Rob Drag shares the progress and benefits of the Scan4Safety programme at Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust as it nears the completion of its initial phase.....read more

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