Today, a new book ‘How to Protect Yourself from Killer Computers’ has revealed a number of catastrophic computer failures, including a new unreported scandal and new details on the Horizon IT scandal. The book will also provide advice to the public on how they can protect themselves from ‘killer computers’ alongside explaining how such issues can be prevented.

A summary of public research work which Engprax has supported in 2024, with coverage including Forbes, TechCrunch and the Wall Street Journal.

An ongoing public interest investigation by the software audit firm Engprax has revealed how the British Computer Society (BCS) had a role in the Horizon IT Scandal. Following an intervention by Engprax, the BCS says it has now “pledged to take any appropriate action under our Code of Conduct once these cases conclude and report”. However, Engprax has uncovered evidence indicating this promise is likely to be disingenuous.

An internal reading list used by Engprax and shared with our clients which we have found effective in developing skills in a number of areas relevant to the services we offer.

A summary of public research work which Engprax has supported in December 2023, with companies including Haystack and LambdaTest.

53% of software engineers have suspected wrongdoing at work with ~145,000 software engineers in the UK having experienced retaliation the last time they reported it to their employers. For those who didn’t report unethical behaviour, fear of retaliation from management was reported as the top reason (59%).