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Cyber security sector gender balance shows modest signs of improvement

By Emma Woollacott published

News While cyber security is still a male-dominated industry, the proportion of new female entrants is rising

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11 of the best machine learning courses

By Rene Millman last updated

In-depth The best machine learning courses for helping to kickstart your career in an industry at the cutting-edge of technological innovation

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Women in cyber security: Closing the gender divide

By Solomon Klappholz published

In-depth As women in cyber security face ingrained challenges, leaders and men in established positions must do more to change the sector's culture

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Report reveals the one characteristic that every tech recruiter is looking for in new candidates

By George Fitzmaurice published

News Only one third of respondents described University degrees as being important for the roles they manage, despite many adverts still listing them under required experience

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Developers should view AI as a “golden opportunity” and not a destroyer of jobs

By Emma Woollacott published

News New opportunities arising from AI will “outpace the negatives” for developers, industry experts claim

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Tech giants know AI job losses are coming — here's how they plan to retrain the global workforce

By Emma Woollacott published

News AI-related job losses in the future mean millions worldwide will require upskilling and reskilling, according to a new consortium

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Cyber security training costs surge as firms battle skills gaps

By Emma Woollacott published

News Cyber security training costs are rising alongside a widening skills gap, new research shows, as firms ramp up efforts to get staff in the door

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Dreaming of starting your own business this year? It could become a reality with Vodafone Business

By Miryem Salah published

Have you ever fancied being your own boss or running your own IT business? If the answer is yes, but you have never taken the plunge, now could be the perfect time for you to take on an exciting opportunity with Vodafone Business IT Hubs

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A close-up shot of a vision impaired person using a computer keyboard and braille display, to represent accessibility in tech. The person is shot from behind and is wearing smart casual clothing.

Accessibility in tech still falls short – experts call for better understanding

By John Loeppky published

In-depth Efforts to improve accessibility in tech can mean adding functions to your back-end systems, or hiring more thoughtfully

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Supporting female founders in tech

By Rory Bathgate published

ITPro Podcast Women in tech continue to face an uphill battle – fighting for equity will mean addressing biases and improving the level of support offered by businesses already in the space

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