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Windows Downdate attack exploits Windows Update to ‘unpatch’ secure devices
Thought your Windows PC was secure because it was fully updated? As Davey Winder reveals, the Windows Downdate attack means you must think again.
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Why Kamala Harris could be the first “Zoom president”
What would a Harris presidency mean for Big Tech? Probably not much change from now
How Google’s Green Light AI cuts waiting time at traffic lights
Google Research has built an AI that should cut the time that motorists spend waiting at traffic lights
Whose job is it to stop AI-powered DDoS attacks, anyway?
C-Suite executives are wondering how to stop AI-powered DDoS attacks - but whose job is it to do so anyway?
The Epoch Time bug is coming – so let’s finally learn some lessons from the Millennium Bug
In 1999, we left it to the last minute to fix the Millennium Bug but got away with it. As IT Manager Michael Dear explains, its 2038 successor, the "Epoch Time bug" is ticking, and this time we may not be so lucky
Gartner: almost a third of generative AI projects will fail soon
Gartner says businesses could spend millions on generative AI projects for their employees, only to pull the plug after months of effort
Why getting your app marketing right is crucial to digital transformation
Your app can be a point of failure for digital transformation - which is why getting your marketing strategy right is crucial.
AMD Ryzen AI 300 vs Qualcomm Snapdragon X chips
We compare AMD's new Ryzen AI 300 series with the Qualcomm Snapdragon X chips found in Microsoft's new Copilot+ PCs
Paris 2024: The greenest games ever
How the Paris 2024 Olympic Games organisers have lived up to their promise that this is the greenest Olympics ever
Salesforce, Workday team up to launch AI employee service agent
Salesforce and Workday have marked their new strategic partnership with the launch of an AI-powered assistant to handle employee queries.
Critical vulnerability bypassing Windows SmartScreen warning shows why layered security defences matter
A high-rated vulnerability bypassed Windows' SmartScreen warning, analysis shows, but this only emphasises need for layered protection
Why many tech giants will miss their 2030 Net Zero commitments
With 2030 fast approaching, it not only seems unlikely that the tech giants will miss their Net Zero targets but impossible. Lee Grant explains why.
What caused the CrowdStrike outage — and what happens next
This "Microsoft IT outage" was caused by a security company patch, and it wreaked havoc. Here, we go behind the headlines to try and learn the lessons
How Google made AlphaFold 3
Google has lifted the lid on how the latest iteration of its protein-structure prediction model, AlphaFold, was built.
King’s Speech moves cybersecurity in the right direction
The King’s Speech has given us a much better idea of how the new Labour government will tackle cybersecurity challenges
It’s time to shift from basic security awareness training to influence programs
Rob Robinson goes into detail about the current threat landscape, including the threat of burnout for security professionals, and why awareness training is now unfit for purpose
Why a Trump and Vance ticket could spell trouble for Big Tech
Big Tech should be nervous after Trump's VP pick of JD Vance, with reasons to believe both men will back tech regulation
Is the future of marketing the metaverse, GenAI or something else?
Thomas Peham, VP of Marketing at Storyblok, shares his view on where businesses should invest their marketing budget - and it's not necessarily GenAI or the metaverse
HPE claims AI will ultimately cure dementia
HPE's Managing Director for the UK and the Middle East claimed that AI will help "cure" dementia at a press event to build upon announcements made at HPE Discover 2024
How a British council trial proved four-day work weeks can succeed
An independent report into South Cambridgeshire Council's long-term trial of a four-day working week shows benefits across office workers as well as refuse collectors