Human-led, AI-assisted testing: Why AI won’t replace penetration testers…yet.

Why human expertise remains essential in AI-powered testing.

Windows 10 still powers one in six PCs around today — and that could be a major security issue very soon
Windows 10 still powers one in six PCs around today — and that could be a major security issue very soon

The average Windows 10 device has around 3x as many active CVEs as a Windows 11 device, and migration is slowing down.

Who decides what runs on your website?

AI in hosting works best when customers choose the on-switch.

A unified front against fraud: Securing the UK’s payments future

As sophisticated scams escalate, can a unified front finally secure the UK’s payments?

HP hit with massive 1.4 billion rupees fine for running ‘cartel’ of ink cartridges, toner, PCs in India
HP hit with massive 1.4 billion rupees fine for running ‘cartel’ of ink cartridges, toner, PCs in India

HP found guilty of manipulating Indian government tenders to secure major contracts, received 1.42 billion rupees in fines.

Enterprise AI has a trust problem, and guarantees are how we fix it

Why enterprise AI vendors must back their outputs with contractual accountability to earn trust.

Why brokers need clean data to execute in the age of AI

The right data makes the difference when it comes to AI output

Report warns UK is falling behind Europe on modernizing its mobile networks
Report warns UK is falling behind Europe on modernizing its mobile networks

VodafoneThree says the UK is starting to fall behind because mobile networks aren’t being treated as critical national infrastructure.

Google takes aim at Canva and Adobe as its AI image editor Pics gets an official rollout date

The AI-powered image creation and editing application Google Pics was first made available in Gemini Alpha in May, and the company now plans to release it to all paying Workspace customers starting in August.

Space mirrors get FCC approval — orbiting mirrors will look to extend daylight to the darkness, but wasn’t this the plot of a Bond film?
Space mirrors get FCC approval — orbiting mirrors will look to extend daylight to the darkness, but wasn’t this the plot of a Bond film?

Reflect Orbital received FCC approval for sunlight-reflecting satellites, although scientists warn about possible effects on astronomy and ecosystems.