Security
Kim Jong-unemployable: Exposing fake North Korean tech workers
"The staggering volume of ongoing infiltration attempts far outpaces any other insider threat vector we monitor," SentinelOne warns.
Latest
Apple patents sinister worker monitoring technology that can expose daydreamers
"Eye gaze-based biofeedback" system provides a grim glimpse of tomorrow's dystopian working environments.
Safer vibe-coding: How to secure your AI-enabled side hustle
Stack Overflow's advice for ambitious developers working after hours to build the next tech unicorn from their bedroom or basement.
AI
The agentic apocalypse: Resisting the onslaught of one billion AI agents
The rise of agents is about to create the largest attack surface in human history - and there's no guarantee we'll be able to secure it.
AI
Building an innovation powerhouse in the world's first industrial city
Bradley Topps, project director of a new £1.7bn tech and science district in Manchester, on AI, tech policy and rebooting the UK's startup ecosystem.
AI
Unlocking the full potential of AI in the workplace
"AI sparks a wide spectrum of emotions in today’s workplace - from excitement to unease."
Quantum
ETSI launches new standard for quantum-safe hybrid key exchanges
"This standard is fundamental to the quantum future. We are empowering organisations to safeguard their sensitive data in the decades ahead."
Security
“Today’s tools won’t survive”: Bitsight on cybersecurity paradoxes and AI adoption models
Threat intelligence leader Gabi Reish reveals a long-view of the security threat landscape and the predictable risks of emerging technologies.
Security
State-sponsored threat actors launch Clickfix social engineering blitz
Iran, Russia and North Korea deploy new tactic during their "business-as-usual espionage campaigns".
AI
The dark side of the LinkedIn AI action figure trend
Discover the true environmental impact of the craze that has gripped social media (and forgive us for taking part in it).
Security
Save our CVEs: CISA announces temporary Mitre funding extension
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Program has been brought back from the brink... for now.
"R&D is a trade war weapon and the UK needs to rearm immediately"
"The last decade was dominated by tariff skirmishes. The next one may be defined by something far more strategic..."