Palantir's huge contract with the NHS could end early.

NHS guidance that all hospitals should be using Palantir software from this month has sparked a backlash.

England’s National Health Service (NHS) has long had grand ambitions for data use and sharing, but in the past has failed to win over the public with its plans. It hopes secure data environments will ...

The government claims a data bill introduced in the House of Lords today will improve public services and boost the UK economy by £10bn. The Data Use and Access Bill will allow patient healthcare ...

An NHS private contractor has been found to have had a misconfigured API that potentially allowed outside actors to retrieve patient data. An ongoing audit seems to suggest no data was taken. A ...

The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has called for “serious improvements” to data protection processes for organizations handling information on HIV sufferers, after reprimanding an NHS ...

U.K. data protection authorities have issued a provisional fine of more than £6 million to NHS vendor Advanced after finding that the company failed to properly secure the information of thousands of ...

Palantir is delivering 'outstanding results' - but NHS staff still aren't keen ...

Plans in development to create a “single source” of healthcare data in England to enhance patient safety are moving closer to reality with the publication of a report by the Acute Data Alignment ...

The UK's data watchdog said the failings meant children could be exposed to harmful material online. Advice from officials is issued about how to protect yourself. Data protection leaders say they ...

NHS data chief says Palantir is delivering 'outstanding results' Palantir contractors have been given access to data of 1.5 million NHS staff NHS workers are concerned about the ethical concerns of ...

UK-based independent political website, openDemocracy has revealed that Palantir Technologies made £22 million in profits last year after winning controversial deals with the NHS. Furthermore, since ...