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Speaking on a recent webinar co-hosted by PublicTechnology1, Civil Service World, and SAP Concur, Dips Dhillon said that, across Whitehall,...

The NHS has been under immense pressure for the last 12 months and has partnered with vendors to provide solutions...

Over the last year many if not all sectors have had to make significant changes due to the ongoing COVID-19...

Over the last year many sectors have had to make significant changes due to the ongoing pandemic and the education sector has been at the forefront.

As we have all now seen, the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak presented his ‘Spending Review 2020’ to Parliament...

What is the impact to Public Sector organisations charged with making these changes & ensuring that the services we all use continue to be delivered?

As we have all no doubt seen cyber attacks are on the rise, and unfortunately even more so in the current ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. So, how do you ensure a breach doesn’t bring your organisation down.

Cyber security regulations are an ever evolving piece of the puzzle when you look to enhance your security and protect from cyber threats.

It has been quite a year for central government so far. While planning for Brexit the world was struck by the global pandemic of COVID-19, which further impacted central government and the services they needed to continue to provide, while also having to adopt new ways of working.

We all know that cyber criminals tactics are constantly changing and evolving, but what are the good guys doing to combat this?