Learning from the Olympians: what business leaders can take from elite sport
Over 10,000 athletes will take part in the world’s greatest sporting event. Whether running, swimming, jumping, or – and heaven knows how they do this…
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Kubernetes at 10: The long road to mastery of persistent storage
Kubernetes is 10! Mid-2024 sees the 10th birthday of the market-leading container orchestration platform. Jan Safranek, principal software engineer at Red Hat, was there during the…
North Korean cyber APT targeting nuclear secrets
Cyber researchers at Google Cloud’s Mandiant has upgraded a North Korean cyber threat nexus tracked over the years as Andariel, aka Onyx Sleet, Plutonium and…
Why is CrowdStrike allowed to run in the Windows kernel?
A 2009 EU anti-competition ruling has been used as a line of defence by Microsoft as questions are being asked over why a third-party product…
CrowdStrike blames outage on content configuration update
Under-fire cyber firm CrowdStrike has published an initial post incident review setting out more information on the update-gone-wrong that brought down millions of Microsoft devices…
Fortune 500 stands to lost $5bn plus from CrowdStrike incident
The total direct financial loss faced by Fortune 500 companies as a result of the 19 July Microsoft – CrowdStrike outage has been set at…
Post Office ‘acted the victim’ and civil servants ‘abandoned their principles’, says former minister
The Post Office always acted like the victim of “incompetent” or “criminal” subpostmasters when it faced pressure in relation to problems experienced by users of…
Mimecast to buy insider threat specialist Code42
Human-centred risk management experts Mimecast and Code42 are to come together as a single business in an acquisition that builds on a previously established tech…
SAP’s Klein bets on cloud stickiness
SAP has posted cloud revenue of €4.2bn, up 25% for the second quarter of 2024. The company said the increase in cloud revenue was underpinned…
ICO reprimands Essex school for illegal facial recognition use
The UK’s data regulator has reprimanded a secondary school in Essex for illegally deploying facial-recognition technology to take cashless canteen payments from students. Under the…
The data, networking and GenAI driving The Open golf championship
Since it was founded in 1754, The Royal and Ancient Golf Club (The R&A) has been a bastion of sporting tradition and history, preserving the…
WhatsApp and Signal messages at risk of surveillance following EncroChat ruling, court hears
Police could lawfully use bulk surveillance techniques to access messages from encrypted communications platforms such as WhatsApp and Signal following a ruling by the UK’s…