How Language Can Cultivate Inclusivity in Tech
In IT, terms like “master/slave,” “blacklist” and “whitelist,” “kill,” “disable,” and “abort,” have been used for decades by programmers, IT…
Workplace surveillance ‘spiralling out of control’, says TUC
The intrusive and increasing use of surveillance technology in the workplace is “spiralling out of control”, and could lead…
Wasmer 2.2 revs compiler, supports Apple M1 and Aarch64
Wasmer 2.2, the latest version of the open source server-side runtime for the WebAssembly binary instruction format, has arrived with…
Retailers get business-critical IT and data management in order
According to Karl Haller, global leader for IBM Consulting’s Consumer Center of Competency, it is important to remember that…
ESET details new IsaacWiper malware used on Ukraine
Malware experts at ESET have shared details of a second new wiper malware that was used in a cyber…
DCMS opens consultation on telecoms cyber standards
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has today opened a consultation on new regulations, and a…
VMware adds container runtime protection to Carbon Black security portfolio
VMware is entering the race to secure modern, cloud-native environments by adding container runtime protection to its Carbon Black Container…
TypeScript 4.6 adds control flow analysis, ES2022 support
TypeScript 4.6, the new iteration of Microsoft’s strongly typed superset of JavaScript, is now available as a production release, with…
BBC blasted with millions of malicious emails
Email inboxes belonging to the BBC were bombarded by about 50 million malicious email attacks between 1 October 2021…
The truth about VDI and cloud computing
Want to know who has the most stressful job in the enterprise these days? It’s the CISO, or chief information…