Darren Jones: Digital ID will provide foundation for modern public services
11 Mar Digital, Data & Technology

Darren Jones: Digital ID will provide foundation for modern public services

Chief secretary to PM says Digital ID can save tens of millions of pounds each year by reducing need for call centres and paperwork
by Tevye Markson
MoD perm sec pledges anti-fraud performance will improve
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MoD perm sec pledges anti-fraud performance will improve
Government's shared services strategy 'unlikely to reach full potential'
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Government's shared services strategy 'unlikely to reach full potential'
Cyber profession plans unveiled
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Cyber profession plans unveiled
Wall of secrecy surrounds DCMS's Counter-Disinformation Unit
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Wall of secrecy surrounds DCMS's Counter-Disinformation Unit
Department remains tight-lipped on its fake-news-battling operations, in the face of intervention from the Information Commissioner's Office
Fears over remote vetting for officials seeking ‘top secret’ clearance
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Fears over remote vetting for officials seeking ‘top secret’ clearance
End of automatic face-to-face interviews risks “catastrophic security breach”, former officer claims
Government chief digital officer post on offer for £190k
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Government chief digital officer post on offer for £190k
Current CDDO head Joanna Davinson is to depart role imminently
Government maps out accessibility career path for digital and data profession
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Government maps out accessibility career path for digital and data profession
Home Office works with Central Digital and Data Office to put together proposal
Watchdog examining ‘serious cybersecurity incident’ at FCDO
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Watchdog examining ‘serious cybersecurity incident’ at FCDO
Department discloses that it was the target of an attack
Government must do ‘much more’ to tackle Brexit border issues, MPs warn
09 Feb 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
Government must do ‘much more’ to tackle Brexit border issues, MPs warn
Border disruption could get even worse as passenger numbers increase and stricter new EU checks are introduced
Black Cabinet Office civil servant receives six-figure pay off amid 'systemic' racism concern
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Black Cabinet Office civil servant receives six-figure pay off amid 'systemic' racism concern
A former civil servant who said he had been racially abused has called for PACAC to investigate the department
Darpa exec named first boss of Advanced Research and Invention Agency
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Darpa exec named first boss of Advanced Research and Invention Agency
BEIS hires British-born deputy of US organisation Darpa to lead new “high-risk, high-reward organisation”
Can government destroy its legacy?
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Can government destroy its legacy?
As much as half of government’s near-£5bn annual spend on IT is dedicated to the maintenance of ageing or unsupported tech. A range of digital leaders tell Sam Trendall about the issues they face with legacy, and how they can be addressed
Government testing identifies accessibility issues on 99% of public sector websites
26 Jan 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
Government testing identifies accessibility issues on 99% of public sector websites
CDDO monitoring found that vast majority of sites did not wholly comply with regulations
‘Taking more control of IT strategy’ – HMRC to close in-house tech firm
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‘Taking more control of IT strategy’ – HMRC to close in-house tech firm
Staff will either become civil servants or move over to commercial providers
Machines advise, people decide Partner Content
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Machines advise, people decide
Machine Learning systems could be enormously valuable in government, but carefully managing the development and operation of those systems is crucial to realising their full potential for the benefit of public services