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Social Security Scotland has extended its contract with IT services company Mphasis in a deal worth around £35.4 million ...

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Cyber resilience key to growth and skills, say CyberScotland Partnerships's newest members CBI Scotland and The Data Lab ...

Former boss of Arnold Clark says cyberattack which hit car retailer four years ago had 'significant and long-lasting impact' on the business ...

Scotland's biometrics commissioner has renewed his call for new legislation to govern live facial recognition technology ...

What Awaab's Law means for Scottish social housing, with internet of things connected devices offering predictive ...

National body-worn video camera rollout complete in Scotland with every frontline cop backed up by digital recordings ...

Civil servants to conduct 'open market review' to see where connectivity funding is best deployed in Scotland to close ...

AI will be one of the major focuses at the Scottish Government’s forthcoming national procurement conference in Glasgow. The technology will be one of three ‘key themes’ alongside collaboration and ...

A former NHS Scotland technology boss has questioned whether ‘our institutions are ready’ for autonomous AI after an Australian government website was breached by rogue OpenAI agents. Deryck ...

The AI industry needs to ‘professionalise’ in order to provide confidence that the rapidly-evolving technology is safe for public consumption, according to Britain’s chartered institute for IT.