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Cyberattacks 'costing the UK economy £14.7 billion' a year 

New research published by the UK Government suggests that the average cost of a significant cyberattack for businesses in the UK could be as high as £195,000

UK Government launches new cybersecurity bill

The bill is intended to strengthen national security and protect growth by boosting cyber protections for the services that people and businesses rely on every day

Philip Hammond announces plans for a two per cent “digital services tax"

Whitehall must adopt a more strategic approach to digital transformation, finds IfG

Scottish Government pledges £200m for Tay Cities Region Deal

MSPs to debate making electricians a regulated profession in Scotland

HMRC's digital VAT pilot goes live

Delays to rollout of emergency service communication network will cost over £1bn, Home Office confirms

Put coding at the heart of the curriculum or risk missing out on growth, warns Catherine Stihler

Scotland’s digital economy ‘must be inclusive’

Digital infrastructure must be given same priority as traditional construction projects, says Michael Matheson

Scotland in space – spaceports and satellite manufacturing

Associate feature: Keeping compliant with GDPR

UK Government launches review of how technology could improve consumer experiences

University chiefs call for ban on 'essay mill' companies

Cupar named as the first ‘digital improvement district’ in Scotland

The Scottish Government needs to grow the GovTech sector in Scotland

Universities launch new initiative aimed at training 100,000 people in data skills

Police Scotland to present £298m IT plan to Scottish Police Authority

Could artificial intelligence save the health service?

Newspapers that have refused to give their content away for free are reaping the rewards

Theresa May to commit over £100m to low emission vehicle technology

Catherine Stihler: internet freedoms must be protected

New healthcare technology jobs predicted for Glasgow following investment by council pension fund

The privacy paradox: If we care about our online privacy, why don't we do more to protect it?

Q&A: Michael Matheson on the new cabinet secretary role for transport, infrastructure and connectivity