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Where to draw the line on AI: Lessons from digital forensics

By Heather Barnhart Published 30 September 26

What digital forensics teaches us about where to draw the line on AI.

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Gaming moves fast. Can its defenses keep up?

By Matthew Andriani Published 30 September 26

As gaming infrastructure constantly evolves, point-in-time DDoS testing can leave critical protection gaps.

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Banks need to rethink resilience for the speed of an AI attack

By Radi El Haj Published 30 September 26

Banks must rethink resilience as AI makes cyberattacks faster, smarter and harder to contain.

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Latest Pro News

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Japan desperately wants 10 million AI robots by 2040 to save its economy — by which time its human population is expected to drop by almost 11 million

By Efosa Udinmwen Published 30 September 26

Japan plans for millions of AI robots to address labor shortages, while companies test humanoids and insurers prepare for emerging risks.

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US drone company owned by Google's former CEO won a Department of War competition with a huge lead — but that was not the biggest surprise

By Rahim Amir Published 29 September 26

The fact that no Ukrainian firms made the top five is arguably the bigger shock to observers.

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Russia unveils underwater swarm drones for oil and gas exploration — USC could control groups of 'up to 1,000 devices' for ship repair and more

By Efosa Udinmwen Published 29 September 26

Russia's USC has unveiled underwater robots for offshore response, vessel inspection, repair, logistics, hydrographic surveys, and AI-assisted maritime operations.

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Sanctioned billion-dollar cybersecurity company from Russia finds 11 vulnerabilities in Google and Apple products — including a nasty one that compromised a device just through a malicious NFC tag

By Efosa Udinmwen Published 29 September 26

Nine Apple vulnerabilities affected access controls, privacy, macOS, and data protection, while two Android flaws enabled dangerous system changes.

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Could Google kick out Russian apps from Android for good? A new developer verification system may be the first step towards a total ban for Moscow developers, almost 56 months since the start of the Ukraine war

By Efosa Udinmwen Published 29 September 26

Russia fears Google’s Android developer verification could make Russian applications harder to install.

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Latest Pro How To's

How to use an AEO tool for your small business

By Pawan Singh Published 8 July 26

The ultimate guide to getting discovered in AI answers.

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How to track your brand's visibility in AI search results

By Pawan Singh Published 30 June 26

Discover how your brand performs in AI search

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7 mistakes your business could make when choosing a VoIP system

By Ritoban Mukherjee Published 8 May 26

Switching to VoIP can cut costs and improve how your team communicates, but only if you choose the right system. Here are seven common pitfalls to avoid before you commit.

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What exactly is an AI voice agent? And why does it matter in enterprise communication?

By Ritoban Mukherjee Published 8 May 26

AI voice agents go far beyond traditional IVR. Here's what they are, how they work in enterprise settings, and what to check before you deploy one.

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9 points to remember when choosing an business internet provider

By Bryan M Wolfe Published 24 April 26

Choosing the right business internet provider is crucial for reliable communication, smooth operations, and growth.

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Latest Pro Reviews

Webshare review

By Stefan Ionescu Last updated 29 September 26

Webshare puts privacy and security first, even if it gets held back by not having more sophisticated web scraping features and tools

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Acemagic K5 mini PC review

By Mark Pickavance Published 29 September 26

The Acemagic K5 uses the new Intel Wild Lake processor that replaces the older N-series chips. but it's a case of new technology, same underlying limitations.

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RugOne Xsnap 7 Pro rugged phone & action cam review

By Mark Pickavance Published 29 September 26

The RugOne Xsnap 7 Pro is a rugged smartphone design that includes a detachable action cam. A curious mash-up, I was keen to see how it all fits together.

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Qidi Q2 3D printer review

By Alastair Jennings Published 28 September 26

This fully enclosed CoreXY 3D printer features a relatively decent 270 x 270 x 256mm build volume and heated chamber that'll deal with specialist materials.

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