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BIS And DECC Respond To IT Concerns
The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) have claimed recently reported IT problems are not as large as they are said to be.
BIS Announces New Steps To Make UK Cyber Secure
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) has revealed new joint initiatives between government and insurance companies to develop the UK’s grasp on cyber security.
BSI Publishes New Smart Cities Guidance
The British Standards Institution (BSI) has published two documents in support of the government’s smart cities standardisation strategy.
Companies House Embarks On Digital Transformation
Companies House (CH), a division of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) responsible for incorporating and dissolving limited companies, has announced its plans to become “digital by default.”
Cyber Attacks Cost UK’s Large Organisations Average £1m Per Attack
A report by a UK government body worked out that the average cost rose for both large and small businesses with the overall trend showing that attacks in fact decreased.
Ed Vaizey Appointed As “Minister For Digital Industries”
In yesterday’s Cabinet reshuffle, Prime Minister David Cameron announced that Ed Vaizey would be taking the role of “Minister responsible for digital industries.”
Government Announces “Beneficial” Technology Plans For Colleges
The government has revealed a plan to boost technology with the intention of helping further education institutions.
Maude Pushes To Strengthen Cyber Skills In UK
Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude has introduced new measures the government is taking to increase the number of people with cyber security skills.
SME Bosses Failing To Get Employees Adequately Cyber-Safety Aware
Are UK SMEs failing to properly train staff on how to stop critical cyber breaches?
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