Security
Half of UK businesses hit by "cyberwarfare" attacks, study reveals
Nation-state actors step up their blitzkreig against Britain as tech leaders struggle to cope with a growing threat.
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Security
Fight them on the breaches: Interrogating the UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill
Industry insiders react to new rules designed to keep Britain safe in an increasingly forbidding threat landscape.
How will "speciesist" humans treat robots in future? Just ask animals...
Homo sapiens has been beastly to the natural world, so machines should probably brace for a similar kind of relationship with their creators.
Active Directory at 25: The growing role of automation in recovery
"Cybercriminals are well aware of the potential to breach network security..."
#CryptoCrash: Trump tariffs blamed for $232 billion market slump
Bitcoin, Ethereum and even the Donald's own $TRUMP token take a nosedive amid fears of a global trade war.
Security
Dentists face growing cyber-threat from decaying legacy tech
Problems with a dental payment network prompt urgent root canal treatment to plug major potential attack paths.
AI
OpenAI vows to protect sensitive celebrities from ChatGPT image generation feature
Now we'll be able to tell exactly which public figures do not want to let AI draw a caricature of their famous features...
Transformative technology trends in biotech for 2026
Find out where venture capital is flowing and how lives are being saved in the biotechnology industry.
Quantum
Quantum computer generates certified randomness in "critical industry milestone"
Scientists hail "major" achievement as a leap forward with significant implications for the development of quantum privacy and cryptography tech.
Pragmatic's flexible British RFID chip cooked up in Durham
Bendy NFC chip produced at British fab that was the first to offer industry-standard 300mm wafers.
AI
"Privacy, choice and control": Building a private AI framework
"Enterprises can gain a flexible, modular infrastructure that prevents vendor lock-in and ensures ongoing compatibility."
VanHelsingRaaS ransomware vampires bite their first victims
It's named after Dracula's nemesis - but the new ransomware-as-a-service program is just as much of a bloodsucker as the famous count.