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Changes To PSN Needed, Claims Camden CIO
Camden Council CIO John Jackson has claimed that the Public Services Network (PSN) needs to be more flexible and accommodating.
Competition Begins For Greater London PSN Framework
The tendering process for a pan-London public sector procurement framework, worth up to £200m, has begun.
DCLG: Digital Like Rebuilding An Occupied House
The Department For Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has likened its digital transformation to “rebuilding a house while the people are still in it.”
GDS Discuss PSN Plans With Suppliers
The Government Digital Service (GDS) have been holding talks with suppliers for the Public Services Network (PSN) to sort out a future for the network.
GDS Projects Escape Need For Cyber Security Certification
The Cabinet Office has revealed that a number of Government Digital Service (GDS) initiatives are exempt from mandatory Cyber Essentials Scheme certification.
GDS Steps In To Aid Public Services Network Rollout
Experts from the Government Digital Service (GDS) are to help drive the next step in the government's slow-moving Public Services Network (PSN) delivery.
Highways Agency PSN Contract Awarded To Thales
Security company Thales Group UK has secured a contract with the Highways Agency to deliver secure connectivity for the Public Service Network (PSN).
London Connects All Local Authorities To PSN
London has connected all its local authorities and services to the Public Services Network (PSN), making it the first UK region to do so.
Memset Launches PSN-Protected Datacentre
UK cloud hosting SME Memset has launched a government accredited datacentre facility featuring the PSN-Protected level of security, the highest level of security for the Public Services Network (PSN).
New PSN Head Talks Direction
The Government Digital Service (GDS) director of common technology services Andy Beale has explained the direction the Public Services Network (PSN) is set to take.
Non-Compliant Councils Won’t Lose PSN Access
The Cabinet Office has revealed it has no plans to cut councils off from the Public Services Network (PSN) - despite the fact that around 20 have failed to meet the security compliance deadline.
Nottinghamshire County Council Set To Save Millions
Nottinghamshire County Council has signed a contract to improve its Wide Area Network (WAN), which it predicts will save taxpayers £4m over the duration of the agreement.
Organisations Warned To Comply Or Be Cut Off From PSN
As the Public Services Network (PSN) security measures deadline draws near, organisations not yet compliant risk being cut off from the network.
PSN “Platform For Reform And Innovation”
A new whitepaper argues that the Public Services Network (PSN) is a “trusted platform for innovation and reform.”
PSN Compliance: “No, We Are Not There Yet”
Northumberland County Council’s information assurance, quality and security manager Chris Ince has claimed that Public Service Network (PSN) compliance is a “never-ending” journey.
PSN Framework “Better Route” For Most Procurement: An Interview With PSNGB
The launch of the government’s new Network Services Framework represents better opportunities for SMEs and much more flexibility and cost efficiencies for public sector buyers, according to the industry group set up to try and promote take up on PSN, or Public Services Network.
PSN Market Will Grow, Claims Report
The Public Services Network (PSN) market is set to grow, according to a new report by market research firm Kable.
PSN May See Encrypted Connections Despite PM’s Wishes
Public sector organisations may be given encrypted connections over its secure communications network known as the Public Services Network (PSN).
PSN Mobile And Data Services Deal “Saves £2m”
The Crown Commercial Service (CCS) has claimed that it has saved 14 public sector organisations £2m over three years.
PSNGB Rebrands, Calls For Safer Public Sector Data Sharing
PSNGB, the trade associations for suppliers to the Public Services Network (PSN), has rebranded and relaunched as Innopsis.
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