Interpol obliterates cyber criminal infrastructure
In a serious setback to the cyber criminal underground, an Interpol-led operation spanning 72 countries and territories has successfully neutralised more than 45,000 malicious IP…
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Why AI Is shifting power left
For decades, large organisations have run on professional gatekeepers. IT decided which tools were approved, procurement decided what was compliant, legal decided what was safe.…
Confidence in AI-powered cyber must be earned, not assumed
AI already underpins detection, investigation and response across the security stack, and its role will only expand. The question for CISOs is no longer whether…
Oracle cost-cutting points to AI infrastructure gamble
The questions asked during Oracle’s Q3 FY26 earnings call is indicative of the legitimate concerns investors have over whether spending vast sums of money on…
Cyber industry welcomes women, but challenges persist
Almost three-quarters of female cyber pros say they feel relatively comfortable in cyber security and describe the career as a welcoming one, but the same…
Iran war a melting pot for other cyber threats
State-backed cyber threat actors from the likes of Belarus, China and Pakistan are all ramping up their activity in the wake of the joint Israeli-US…
Salesforce tracks possible ShinyHunters campaign targeting its users
Salesforce has warned users of an uptick in threat actor activity targeting Experience Cloud customers’ who have accidentally enabling overly permissive guest user configurations. Salesforce…
Labour scarcity is forcing IT leaders to rethink automation economics
It often feels as though every enterprise technology conversation now begins and ends with artificial intelligence (AI). New models, valuations and promises of transformation dominate…
CISOs on alert: Strengthening cyber resilience amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East
Rising geopolitical tensions involving Israel, the US and Iran are adding a new layer of complexity for technology leaders across the Middle East. While much…
Microsoft patches zero-days in .NET and SQL Server
Two zero-day flaws in the form of a denial of service (DoS) issue in .NET and an elevation of privilege (EoP) issues in SQL Server…
‘Work is broken’: Can agentic AI fix it?
When DevRev co-founder Manoj Agarwal told an audience in London’s Canary Wharf last November that “work is broken”, he captured a frustration that many CIOs…
Met Police to ‘trial’ handheld facial recognition tech
The Metropolitan Police are set to trial handheld facial recognition technology that will allow officers to conduct biometric checks on the spot, the Mayor of…