Abstract Richard Hanstock FBCS, a barrister and founder of Deeptech Legal, explores the technical and legal considerations surrounding agentic penetration testing.
Abstract Grant Powell MBCS talks to Lauren Dally, Technology Director at Everywhen, to find out how a new digital platform is transforming the way customers insure the things they treasure most.
Abstract Edgar Ter Danielyan FBCS CITP explores how to take your first steps towards post-quantum safe encryption.
Abstract AI tools are now woven into everyday work: they're everywhere, remarkably intuitive, and they solve real pain points that existing systems and processes often ignore. It's no surprise that people turn to them, especially when they offer a faster route around slow or cumbersome internal processes. Christina Lovelock MBCS explores.
Abstract Professor Sir Charles Antony Richard Hoare FBCS has died at the age of 92. He is remembered as one of computer science and software engineering's founding contributors. BCS would like to offer its condolences to Professor Hoare's friends and family.
Abstract Tim Willott, CMC Partnership Consultancy Ltd's Service Delivery Lead, and Khidr Suleman, Government Digital Service's (GDS) .gov.uk Registry Service Owner, explain to Grant Powell MBCS how taking a people-first approach has helped parish councils secure their systems and embrace digital change.
Abstract Who logs in first thing at your organisation? A few hundred people? Maybe more? What if hundreds, or even thousands more were logging in, and you didn't know? Tim Clark explores the issue of malicious machines.
Abstract A recent study by the Open University on designing a beak-friendly iPad interface for a parrot sheds light on how birds communicate, whilst also underscoring back-to-basics lessons for UX designers. Martin Cooper MBCS reports.
Abstract Charles Jackson, Solutions Architect at Accenture, talks to Grant Powell MBCS about how AI is reshaping cybersecurity, the emerging risks enterprise leaders must prepare for, and why dependency-aware recovery will define the next decade of resilient architecture.
Abstract Grant Powell MBCS speaks to Robert Smithies, Discipline Lead for AI and Machine Learning, and Anna Lewis, Head of Data, AI and Technology Solutions at AtkinsRealis to learn how AI and ontology-driven solutions are reshaping safety case management in defence and beyond.
Abstract Kate, Technical Director for Security of AI Research at GCHQ's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) speaks to Grant Powell MBCS to explain how UK cyber leaders are preparing for AI enabled threats to critical infrastructure.
Abstract Cyber security professional and former British Army communications specialist, Symon Smith, shares how dyslexia has shaped his career from military operations to incident response, and why employers must rethink how they assess, support and empower neurodiverse talent in order to harness, rather than just accommodate, its differences.
Abstract Daniel Iwugo, a cybersecurity specialist from the BCS Dorset Branch, explains why indirect prompt injection is an AI risk that organisations should take seriously today.
Abstract John Askew, Detective Chief Inspector, and Tori Starmer, Intelligence Analyst, West Midlands Police, explain how an award-winning project to identify crime hotspots is paving the way for a new era of data-driven policing.
Abstract Shaun Acar MBCS, Project Engineer Royal Signals, uses the merits of a self taught automation solution to explain why tech innovation is so important in the Armed Forces.
Abstract Kei Shing Ng CEng LFEDIP FBCS PhD, The University of Hong Kong, explores the health and healing benefits of making bandages intelligent and enabling them to communicate with a larger network.
Abstract Worries that new technologies like AI might destroy jobs and industries are not new. Martin Cooper MBCS works with Copilot to look back at parallel stories of different technology revolutions from the BCS Archives.
Abstract Whether it is accuracy scores, reasoning tests, or increasingly complex evaluation suites, the AI industry has rallied around a shared idea: if a model performs well against a broad set of tasks, it is ready for real-world use. Having spent the last few years working directly with insurers and healthcare providers, Danny Major FBCS has seen first-hand where this assumption breaks down in enterprise environments.
Abstract Dr Neil Gordon MBCS, chair of the BCS Ethics Specialist Group, explores how and why we should all start considering our digital footprint and how we'd like it to be treated at the end of our lives.
Abstract As the AI era advances, data itself is not enough without a healthy data culture. David Geere FBCS CITP explores what makes a good data culture, and how to achieve it.
