Any digital identity solution for the public sector must address complex services offered at a local level, such as integrated health and social care, supporting troubled families, protecting children, driving equality, and reducing crime, says Socitm.
While public sector organisations recognise the importance of CX, some areas are lagging. More efficient use of technology going into the future would help to reduce the strain on services, while also better meeting customer needs
Digital identity news from around the world
Freedom of Information requests were submitted to 16 government departments into the security of devices held by employees
The Alan Turing Institute selected to lead pilot of a new AI Standards Hub supported by the British Standards Institution and National Physical Laboratory
NetUtil’s Steve Nicholls explores Cyber Essentials Plus (CE+), the Government-backed, industry-supported scheme to help organisations protect themselves against common online threats.
The Council and SASIG to address the cybersecurity skills gap together with webinars and events
UK companies experienced a new cyberattack every 47 seconds last year
Ministry of Justice branded “a joke” after disclosing multiple data breaches, including two ransomware attacks in annual report
CEO of the Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec), Amanda Finch, on the challenges of leading the organisation in the current cyber landscape, her approach to leadership and why she values lifelong learning.
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