The UK is in a position to lead the world's public sector IT market due to government reforms and broad…
Green, the former secretary of state for work and pensions, is to take over as minister for the Cabinet Office…
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HMRC said it may extend its own in-house identity verification scheme to other departments once the Government Gateway is terminated
Government cancels PSN's long-term future while announcing schedule for upcoming G-Cloud procurement framework
The Science and Technology Committee has criticised the continued delays to the government's long-promised digital strategy
The new information commissioner plans to crack the whip on Whitehall departments over lax freedom of information compliance
A test message mistakenly sent to the entire NHS restricted access to the email system
The long-running contract will now extend to the spring of 2018, in spite of official Whitehall policy favouring smaller suppliers
Andy Beale is the latest high-profile figure to leave the embattled service
The digital service is to take control of the DWP's training programme and establish a 'digital hub' in Aldgate
Government plans to show more cyber-security initiative, says head of new National Cyber Security Centre, as NAO describes cabinet IT…
Two linked hackers are selling tools used to breach US government and military networks along with a trove of 33,000…
Government is losing top talent because ethical hackers don't want to work for it, writes a senior recruiter
New 'Supplier Standard' aims for closer collaboration with industry and better access for smaller businesses
Janet Hughes' departure from the Government Digital Service is part of a wider Whitehall digital shakeup
Welfare policy changes have added a further four years to the troubled project's timetable
Several major projects show signs of serious trouble, finds the Infrastructure and Projects Authority
The new computer system has been delayed yet again to give the NHS time to train staff
Governments have access to more data on individuals than ever, and encryption is unlikely to alter the trend, finds Harvard
The bill needs further refinements to avoid placing a disproportionate burden on the tech sector, according to a House of…