​Synthetic Consumers Are Coming To Market Research: Here’s How To Tell The Real Ones From The Fake

As synthetic consumers continue to move into consumer research, four questions can help separate a research instrument from a writing exercise.​

Why AI And Quantum Computing Safety Both Require Cryptographic Posture Management

The organizations best positioned for shifts in AI and quantum computing will treat cryptographic posture management as an ongoing operational discipline.

How An Enterprise AI Platform Can Help Protect An Institution’s IP

Waiting for a perfect answer leaves employees to make hundreds of small, undocumented platform decisions on their own.

Beyond Compliance: How To Build Stronger Cybersecurity Instincts

As scams and attacks grow more convincing, varied and embedded in communications and workflows, leaders need to help employees develop stronger security instincts.

What Claudeforce Signals For Every Packaged Software Vendor

A company that spent nearly three decades getting the enterprise to work inside its screens is now betting that the screens were never the point.

A Chinese Hacker Used AI To Attack 100+ Companies In One Of Largest AI Hacks Yet

Anthropic, DeepSeek and Moonshot AI agents carried out a wide-ranging cyberattack, obtaining 600,000+ credit card numbers in just a few days. It’s a worrying new milestone in cybercrime.

When AI Agents Start Covering Their Tracks

An audit trail must never be treated as another piece of content that an agent is free to manipulate.​

Why Telecom Pricing Needs A More Flexible Model

The eSIM revolution was never about the chip. It was about choice—the ability to connect on your terms, without asterisks.

Anker’s Soundcore AeroClip 2 Continues Trek Towards Open Style Earbuds

Open-style Soundcore AeroClip 2 earbuds were unveiled at IFA in early September. These new earbuds are powered by Anker’s Thus AI chip, which provides ultra-clear calls.