Today, Talos is publishing a glimpse into the most prevalent threats we’ve observed between May 29 and June 5. As with previous roundups, this post isn’t meant to be an in-depth analysis. Instead, this post will summarize the threats we’ve observed by highlighting key behavioral characteristics, indicators of compromise, and discussing how our customers are…
New Style JSA is now taking 100% of new claims Launching a new service will always bring challenges as part of the process, but it’s fair to say that introducing a new service for processing Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA) shortly before the coronavirus impacted has given us more than most! NS JSA is a fortnightly contribution-based…
I believe the modern-day digital disruptor has a specific vision and mission: Vision: Significantly advance their organization's data and digital capabilities to drive firm growth, client loyalty and operating leverage. Mission: Champion digital disruption on behalf of customers by creating enterprise-as-a-service (ENaaS) offerings, increasing speed to market by cutting down on setup costs. Everyone is…
Coming into the month I felt my leg was better following injury but not best. I’d notched up 94km of running in April, to take my annual total to 500km. Most of that running came in the last three weeks of the month. My leg felt solid enough to keep going out and keep pushing…
You would have to be living under a stone not to realise that the Black Lives Matter protests were taking place. Sparked by the death of George Floyd in police custody in the USA protests have swept the world. I began to see them debated in community Facebook groups. Being a bit of a geek…
As we watched the news unfold on the COVID-19 crisis, what became apparent is the importance of empirical data and analytics to inform citizens and governments worldwide and empower them to make policy and healthcare decisions. Johns Hopkins, for example, quickly put together a data lake with information feeds from countries across the globe on…
Creating engaging content will forever be our goal. But if it’s educational too then that’s something to be really proud of. by Lauren Allan Maybe it’s just me, but sometimes there is a lot of noise. I don’t mean the road outside or the muffled sound of other conversations through walls. It’s the noise from social…
Like a lot of organisations, we’ve had to change how we do things due to the lockdown. One of those things is how we welcome new staff. We’ve had to do everything remotely so we’ve written about the experience for a couple of our new starters and from our HR Delivery Manager. Lola Dansu, Delivery…
This is the second part of this blog, which describes a systems mapping process undertaken by the User Centred Policy Design (UCPD) team in MoJ Digital in partnership with several policy teams working in the prison and probation space. While Part 1 describes system mapping as an approach and methodology, this post reflects on our…
You know you’re getting old when two moments from your life flash before you in a documentary film. I stumbled on artist Jeremy Dellar’s ‘Everybody in the Place’ on YouTube this week. In it, he talks to VI form students about Acid House and the impact it had on Britain. It marked a moment when…
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