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French government agency admits data breach as hacker alleges up to 19 million sensitive records stolen – breach may have exposed 'data from individual and professional accounts'
A hacker is selling data apparently stolen from ANTS, as the agency confirms suffering a breach.
FCC router ban begs the question: Do you know what’s running in your network?
In March 2026, the FCC banned authorization for new, foreign-made consumer routers, citing national security risks. How should organizations respond?
CxOs need to heed the lessons of cloud transformation when dealing with AI
AI is exciting, fast-moving and, yes, scary. It’s fine not to get everything right but learning from history will help.
AI is working, but only for the individual
Many implementations of AI continue to fall short when it comes to improving team collaboration.
From demo to production: What agent-based AI must actually deliver
Why agent-based AI demos fail and what real-world systems must truly deliver.
Mythos and friends could be a 'net positive' for UK cyber security defenses but only if they're secured, says top cyber official
Mozilla can attest to that after using Mythos to find 271 bugs in Firefox 150.
Default BitLocker configuration isn’t enough: Defending endpoints against physical attacks
Physical access attacks are no longer edge cases, they are a risk that organizations must actively plan for.
'You have to separate the task from the purpose of the job': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reflects on early AI fears around job displacement, and why we shouldn't be worried
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recalls early worries over radiologist job displacement, but AI has caused high demand for the role.
