Welcome to IT Pro's News in Review, a weekly bitesize bulletin of the top tech stories of the week, for the week ending 11 June.
This episode:
- A software bug at Fastly causes chaos on the internet
- Colonial Pipeline recovers $2.3 million of the ransom it paid to DarkSide
- UK government slammed for failing to invest in digital skills
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What does modern security success look like for financial services?Sponsored As financial institutions grapple with evolving cyber threats, intensifying regulations, and the limitations of ageing IT infrastructure, the need for a resilient and forward-thinking security strategy has never been greater
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Yes, legal AI. But what can you actually do with it? Let’s take a look…Sponsored Legal AI is a knowledge multiplier that can accelerate research, sharpen insights, and organize information, provided legal teams have confidence in its transparent and auditable application
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AI is redefining roles in the tech industry and forcing Gen Z workers to reassess career pathsNews Gen Z workers remain cautious about AI while industry turbulence is changing their outlook on company loyalty
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Databricks wants to train 100,000 people in AI across the UK and Ireland – here's how to get involvedNews The company will work with government and academic institutions to bolster AI and data skills
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IT and business pros call for more tech trainingnews Projects are being abandoned thanks to a lack of tech skills
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Enterprises are concerned about ‘critical shortages’ of staff with AI ethics and security expertiseNews Tech leaders are reporting higher demand for AI literacy and “human skills”
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Rampant skills gaps should be a ‘wake-up call for every leader’ as AI, tech talent shortages hamper growthNews AI and broader tech skills are two of the three biggest headaches for tech leaders
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These are the UK industries facing the biggest digital skills gaps in 2025News Analysis of job vacancies shows that the digital economy is accelerating too quickly for the workforce to keep up with
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‘A major step forward’: Keir Starmer’s £187 million tech skills drive welcomed by UK industryNews The ‘TechFirst’ program aims to shore up the UK’s digital skills to meet future AI needs
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Multiverse wants to train 15,000 new AI apprentices across the UKNews The program, open to workers across the UK, is designed to support the UK government's AI Opportunities Action Plan
