Two new centres of excellence funded by the Government will train the next generation of cyber security experts.
The government has pushed back the deadline for its ambitious national "smart meter" program, a plan to replace over 53 million gas and electricity meters with new devices via visits to 30 million British homes and small businesses.
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has announced that communications infrastructure provider Arqiva has won the government tender to deliver The Mobile Infrastructure Project (MIP), designed to improve mobile connectivity in rural Britain.
Six new senior business leaders have been appointed to ensure that government gets the best possible value from government contracts, Minister for the Cabinet Office Francis Maude announced today.
Research commissioned by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), revealed that the number of cyber attacks hitting businesses has increased over the last year.
As small corporates and politicians continue to make a fuss about lending to small and medium sized forms, Wells Fargo has become the latest US bank to offer its vast balance sheet to British technology firms hungry for capital.
Ex-Metropolitan Police cyber crime detective and current MD of Cyber Security Consulting - Adrian Culley has said the government's £650m budget for cyber security is not sufficient.
Sixty-three per cent of tech businesses asked by Barclays in its annual job creation survey said they would be seeking to fill new jobs this year – down from 78 per cent in 2012 – but a much higher proportion of role creation will be for senior executives.
New technology designed to improve the management of road works is set to be introduced, the (DfT) Department for Transport has announced
Agents and analysts from MI5 and GCHQ will work side-by-side with private sector counterparts in a new government "fusion cell".
