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When the SOC acts at machine speed, one bad decision can travel just as fast
As AI-driven SOCs automate threat containment at machine speed, experts question the risks of mistaken actions and the urgent need for robust boundaries.
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James Pennington, Global Sustainability Services Director at Lenovo: “We sell fully re-manufactured, enterprise-grade solutions that cut costs and carbon without sacrificing performance”
Sustainability expert Lee Grant asks the tough questions of Lenovo's Global Sustainability Services Director, including how it's de-risking refurbished tech for enterprises
We’re asking the wrong question about forensic watermarking
Forensic watermarking has traditionally been used to identify the source of leaks. Peter Oggel explores how its data can reveal recurring risks across complex content distribution ecosystems.
Ajit Varma, Head of Firefox: “As browsers and software become capable of taking actions through AI, the risks extend beyond what employees intentionally share”
Ajit Varma, Head of Firefox, discusses AI's impact on browsers, enterprise security, and the importance of user choice and privacy
Fortinet researchers confirm SectopRAT attack on Windows users
According to newly published analysis from FortiGuard, the latest SectopRAT variant comes hidden within “tampered legitimate software that steals credentials and enables remote system control”.
Qualcomm promises its first Linux laptops will be ready in 2027
Qualcomm has announced that the first Snapdragon-powered Linux laptops will appear in the first half of 2027, with support for Debian and Ubuntu and the backing of Asus, HP and Dell
Qualcomm and InSpecs launch personal AI smart glasses for the workplace
Along with Qualcomm's Sound Elite Gen 2 chips, Snapdragon Summit 2026 saw the announcement of AI smart glasses aimed at the enterprise
Vertical AI will expose the limits of generic ERP
Generic ERP is hitting operational limits without industry context. Here is how vertical AI is reshaping enterprise software.
Shadow AI was only the warning – autonomous agents turn data leakage into boardroom liability
Autonomous AI agents escalate shadow AI risks into boardroom liability as untracked workflows handle sensitive corporate data
Industry clouds promise faster ERP transformation – but whose best practice are you buying?
Industry clouds promise faster ERP transformation, but carry operational risks. Here is why leaders must scrutinize vendor best practices
Why recovery testing may become the most valuable service an MSP sells
Why recovery testing, not just backup, is becoming the most valuable service managed service providers can offer to clients
SumUp’s Manchester United deal is bigger than a logo
SumUp’s Manchester United deal elevates their brand by connecting payments with football fans and merchants.
Zero trust for SMBs only works when complexity disappears
Zero trust offers enterprise security to SMBs, but implementation succeeds only when complexity disappears for small IT teams
The 3 things you need to know from Qualcomm CEO’s keynote at Snapdragon Summit
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon kicked off the company's annual Snapdragon Summit in Hawaii with one clear message: that the company believes we’re entering the age of agentic AI phones
Machine speed broke the response clock. Hiring more analysts will not fix it
AI-powered attacks are changing the speed of cyber risk. Brad LaPorte argues that security teams need to measure what their controls prevent, not simply how quickly they detect an attack.
Jay Wu, President BenQ Europe: “If you have a good setup in your desktop, you immediately feel, oh, I’m pumped to work, right?”
We interviewed Jay Wu, President of BenQ Europe, at IFA 2026, one of the world's biggest technology shows, to find out more about the company's plans
Spencer Young, SVP International at Delinea: “The most impressive AI demonstrations typically involve a clearly defined task in a controlled environment”
Spencer Young of Delinea explores how identity security and strict access controls shape the future of enterprise AI agents
Where assistive technology ends and dependency begins
Beven Byrnes examines where assistive technology ends and dependency begins, offering insights on scaffolding learning for neurodivergent students effectively.
AI saves workers hours but 83% fear being blamed for mistakes, GoTo study finds
New research from GoTo has found that 83% fear they could be blamed or even fired for an AI-related mistake.
From recovery to anticipation: how AI can strengthen interconnected infrastructure
Discover how artificial intelligence transforms critical infrastructure resilience, helping operators anticipate cascading failures and act before disasters strike.