Sopra Steria explores why Scotland’s public sector must confront legacy IT costs to deliver its vision of citizen-focused ...

Police Scotland on tackling rising digital evidence demand, plus lessons on AI and public trust from Miami police and justice ...

PHP: the critical part of the Internet that few knew about (until today!), says cyber expert Professor Bill Buchanan ...

Scottish Government confirms £10m match funding to set up two specialist defence colleges, following a UK Government offer made in March ...

Embedding ethical and responsible AI is part of a new ‘action plan’ for Scottish local government which looks to embrace digital to deliver safe, modern and efficient services for communities. The ...

Two Scottish Parliament committees are to undertake fact-finding missions on the ‘impacts’ of hyperscale datacentres following recent public concern. The ‘climate action committee’ is calling for data ...

An Edinburgh digital forensics firm has announced new counter-terrorism capabilities to help global law enforcement agencies deal with rising threats online. Cyacomb has launched a suite of tools ...

The former boss of Arnold Clark has said a cyberattack which hit the car retailer four years ago had a ‘significant and long-lasting impact’ on the business. Eddie Hawthorne was speaking at an event ...

Renfrewshire Council is embarking on a three-year AI transformation programme – in a bid to address ‘growing financial and operational pressures’. The local authority has appointed ICS.AI to lead a £5 ...

A structural beam of the new national supercomputer was signed yesterday by Britain’s AI minister – as the facility nears completion. Work on the £750 million facility outside Edinburgh is progressing ...

The Scottish Government is to put artificial intelligence, automation and modernised digital infrastructure at the heart of a five-year programme to transform how a ‘smaller’ civil service will ...

Police Scotland is seeking to pilot an AI-powered CCTV search system in Aberdeen, using “object” matching rather than controversial facial recognition. The force has set out plans for a “pilot ...