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Third-party breaches are a wake-up call for modern cybersecurity
By Vincent Goh published
Cybersecurity has never been more critical than in today’s hyper-connected world, where businesses increasingly rely on third-party vendors to deliver essential services.

What is Model Context Protocol (MCP) and why is it crucial for AI development?
By Yuval Fernbach published
As AI development accelerates, organizations are under increasing pressure to move models from prototype to production securely and with scalability.

Apple's cringy BSOD ad chooses the wrong Windows target
By Lance Ulanoff published
Apple's new BSOD ad makes light of the CrowdStrike incident but misses the mark when talking about the reality of Windows.

ChatGPT now runs apps – and it’s about to go from chatbot to full-on operating system
By Graham Barlow published
Now that ChatGPT can run apps and has operating system-sized ambitions we could be looking at the future of your mobile phone.

I am a former Pentagon cyber operator, and this is my advice to SMBs when it comes to cybersecurity
By Robert Johnston published
SMBs are seen as ‘low-hanging fruit’ for cybercriminals who target them.

The unseen backbone: why SysAdmins deserve more than a single day of recognition
By Justin Ong published
Behind every seamless login, secure connection, and recovered file stands one often-overlooked professional: the SysAdmin.

How to eliminate digital friction to keep AI innovation on track
By Ann Maya published
With a platform-based approach to integration, organizations can turn data into a real-time strategic asset.

Zero Trust: a proven solution for the new AI security challenge
By Duncan Greatwood published
As AI agents and LLMs reshape work, Zero Trust offers the proven path to harness innovation without compromising security.

If Apple gives up making a cheaper Vision Pro, its $3,500 headset could be doomed
By Alex Blake published
Apple is reportedly ditching its cheaper Vision Pro to focus on AR glasses, and that could have worrying consequences.

OpenAI’s rumored ‘always on’ AI device sounds terrifying – but Sora 2 shows it doesn’t care about boundaries
By Lance Ulanoff published
OpenAI is struggling to find the right mix of power and relatability for its secret AI device, and we pretty much know they won't get it right at first.
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