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EXCL: Half of 'Hybrid Generation' would quit if forced back to office full-time

A new report by BSI finds Gen Z isn't prepared to be introduced to the old era of fully in-office work.

Fortune

Green finance standards launched to set bar for nature investments

The British Standards Institution said market participants can immediately start using the Overarching Principles Standard.

Evening Standard

'Unacceptable level of failure' in children's lifejackets, report reveals

The lifejackets were rated "poor" with the best jacket only achieving a pass rate of 65 per cent.

Newcastle Herald

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CrowdStrike outage is causing businesses to switch security vendors

Companies are looking to strengthen incident response and change security vendor following CrowdStrike outage.

TechRadar

German government warns thousands of Microsoft Server instances are at risk online

Many organizations are using outdated Microsoft Server versions vulnerable to remote code execution.

TechRadar

BSI scientists discover two new plant species on the Western Ghats

BSI scientists discover 2 new plant species in Western Ghats: Musseanda conferta & Rungia longistachya. Found in Kanyakumari Wildlife Sanctuary & Anamalai regions, they have ornamental potential & medicinal values yet to be studied.

The Hindu

Close AI ‘confidence gap’ to make it a powerful force for good, say experts

A British Standards Institution survey found almost half of people in the UK support using artificial intelligence to bring down NHS waiting lists.

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German minister faces questions over sacking of cybersecurity chief

Nancy Faeser to appear before interior affairs committee amid claims dismissal of Arne Schönbohm was unfounded

The Guardian - UK

Botanical Survey of India gets patent for bamboo based reusable straw

This is a future technology to enhance the economy of farmers and bamboo growers of the island.

The Hindu

Water crisis should be considered as critical as climate change, researchers say

Experts say that the transition to circular water systems is as important as the transition to net zero

Evening Standard

New menopause and menstruation standards launched for workplaces

The British Standards Institute has published new guidance to support employees and help organisations retain staff

Evening Standard

Menopause and menstruation guidance launched for workplaces to support employees

The British Standards Institute has published a new standard to help organisations retain experienced and talented staff.

The Independent UK

Menopause and menstruation standard launched for workplaces to support employees

The British Standards Institute has published the new guidance to help organisations retain experienced and talented staff.

The Independent UK

Small businesses prioritise revenue over meeting net zero targets in cost of living crisis

The government has set a net zero target for all UK sectors by 2050 - but the cost-of-living crisis means SMEs have other priorities

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Food and drink thefts in global supply chain could threaten higher food prices in 2023

Thefts from facilities now account for a quarter of all thefts from the supply chain - overtaking hijacking thefts, according to a new report

Reuters

Russian 'hacktivists' briefly knock German websites offline

Russian activist hackers knocked several German websites offline on Wednesday in response to Berlin's decision to send tanks to Ukraine, although Germany's BSI cyber agency said the digital blitz had little tangible effect.

Wales Online

Food and drink now items most likely to be stolen in cost of living crisis

The theft of fuel is also on the rise, according to a new report

Wales Online

Half of adults admit buying cheap items that may not last as long, amid cost of living

Nearly half of millennials will opt for the cheapest item over a better-quality alternative - but admit they recognise a difference in performance

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2022 could be worst year for modern slavery - with 8,000 victims in first 6 months

The figures come as the British Standards Institute (BSI) launches its new world first national standard to help organisations across the UK eradicate modern slavery

The Independent UK

German cybersecurity chief out amid reports of Russia ties

Germany's Interior Ministry says that the head of the national cybersecurity agency has been dismissed following reports of possible ties to Russian intelligence

Daily Mirror

2022 could be worst year for modern slavery - with 8,000 victims in first 6 months

The figures come as the British Standards Institute (BSI) launches its new world first national standard to help organisations across the UK eradicate modern slavery

Asharq Al-Awsat

German Cybersecurity Chief Investigated over Russia Ties

The head of Germany's national cybersecurity agency is under scrutiny over reports of ties to Russian intelligence, officials said Monday Arne Schoenbohm, who heads the BSI agency, co-founded a cybersecurity group a decade ago that brings together experts from public institutions and the private sector. German media reported that one…

Reuters

Germany's cybersecurity chief faces dismissal - reports

German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser wants to dismiss the country's cybersecurity chief due to possible contacts with people involved with Russian security services, German media reported late on Sunday, citing government sources.

Chicago Sun-Times

Former Bulls player Toni Kukoc alleges ‘looting’ by adviser and banker in lawsuit

Kukoc says the alleged fraud cost him $11 million.

The Hindu

Indian Virtual Herbarium, biggest database of country’s flora, is a global hit

The portal, with nearly one lakh images of specimens, recorded two lakh hits from 55 countries since its July 1 launch; site to host all of India’s herbaria by 2024

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