What’s Next for Cloud Market Regulation in Europe?
Europe needs a cloud market that values openness, interoperability, and fairness, but we still have a long way to go. Policymakers may think that the
Strategies for CISOs to Combat Nation-State Espionage Threats
More than 80% of companies worldwide are using AI to streamline their operations. AI has become part of our everyday lives through chatbots, voice assistants,
2024: The Year Misconfigurations Uncovered Digital Vulnerabilities
Picture this: your service goes down. Customers can’t access your platform, transactions stall, and your team scrambles to fix a problem that shouldn’t have happened.
Our Data, Our Choices, Our AI Future: The Case for an AI Regulation Bill
Last July’s General Election had significant repercussions. One major impact was the halt of my AI Regulation Bill, which was all set to move from
Apple’s Encryption Legal Challenge Discussed Privately Amid Demands for Public Hearing
The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) recently held a secret hearing over Apple’s appeal against a government order demanding access to data encrypted by its Advanced
Understanding Pharming: A Definition from TechTarget
Pharming is a type of scam where bad software is secretly installed on a computer or server, leading users to fake websites without them knowing.
Pure Targets AI Expansion Beyond Enterprises with FlashBlade//Exa
Pure Storage just unveiled FlashBlade//Exa, targeting AI and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads with a strong emphasis on high throughput for GPUs. This new offering caters
HMRC Aims to Enhance Security Operations Center with Advanced SIEM Technology
HMRC is stepping up its game by looking to enhance its Security Operations Centre (SOC) capabilities with new security information and event management (SIEM) services.
SuperBlack Ransomware Could Be Connected to LockBit
A new ransomware group, known as SuperBlack, is taking advantage of two vulnerabilities in Fortinet firewall devices. Forescout Research’s Vedere Labs published findings this week
IR35 Reforms: Concerns Raised Over HMRC’s Evaluation of Private Sector Effects
HMRC recently revealed it collected £1 billion more in tax than expected from the 2021 rollout of the IR35 reforms for the private sector. However,
Intel Names Former Cadence CEO as Part of Turnaround Efforts
Intel’s board has tapped chip industry veteran Lip-Bu Tan as the next CEO, effective March 18. Tan takes over from interim co-CEOs David Zinsner and
Musk’s Claims of DDoS Attack on Ukraine Criticized by Cybersecurity Experts
Elon Musk has sparked backlash from cybersecurity experts after he claimed, without solid proof, that Ukraine was behind a recent DDoS attack on his social