All articles by Claudia Glover
Claudia Glover
AI facial estimation trials ‘won’t solve the problem of underage drinking’
A trial will evaluate the use of AI technology to stop underage people buying alcohol. But it may exacerbate the problem it seeks to solve.
Patches can’t wait: Confluence warnings mark change in security best practice
IT teams are being told to prioritise prevention over support when it comes to patching, as hackers are increasingly targeting holiday periods.
Is the West ready to embrace QR code payments?
QR codes are a popular method of payment in China, and could be ready to spread around the world. But the technology is not without its risks.
Women are bearing the brunt of falling employment in the tech sector
The number of women employed in tech shrunk disproportionately in the second quarter of the year, suggesting the pandemic continues to adversely affect female employees.
T-Mobile data breach could leave the company counting the cost
Millions of customer records have been stolen from the mobile operator. The breach could end up being a costly one.
Spyware threatens both human rights and cybersecurity
The Pegasus scandal shows how spyware can be exploited by authoritarian regimes. It would be equally disastrous in criminal hands.
Booming trade in fake vaccine passports could hinder return to the office
A thriving black market for the sale of fake vaccine passports has emerged, and could leave businesses relying on vaccination certificates at risk.
Apple’s plan to track down abusive images could cause problems for employers
The tech giant wants to scan devices directly to find and report abusive images. The implications for business could be substantial.
US government cyber defences remain inadequate but improving them is no easy task
Data on citizens held by many US government departments remains at risk, a new report has found. Solving this problem could be a challenge.
Why edge computing will play a leading role in the evolution of CX
The need for high performance in customer-facing digital systems is prompting organisations to move data processing closer to the edge.