Business
Beyond residency: Engineering sovereignty in the age of shadow IT
"Sovereignty shouldn’t be viewed as a product you buy, but as an approach you embrace."
Business
Security
Deepfakes, bot swarms, and the new identity verification arms race
Olli Krebs (no relation to Brian), EMEA SVP at Incode, discusses the trends shaping the future of the identity industry.
Financial Systems
Dark pool trading is casting a shadow over market stability, researchers warn
The rise of private electronic markets is increasing systemic risk and making stock price crashes more likely.
Security
People are using LLMs to generate "dangerously insecure" passwords
The rise of "vibe passwords" risks causing a resurgence of brute force attacks, researchers warn
AI
"It's undermining system reliability": Why AI workslop is the new technical debt
"Workslop isn’t a minor nuisance. It's spreading through systems faster and more quietly than traditional code problems."
AI
Ads are coming to ChatGPT as OpenAI faces rising "QuitGPT" backlash
"OpenAI has the most detailed record of private human thought ever assembled. Can we trust them to resist forces pushing them to abuse it?"
Crime
“There is no bypass": Deepfake detectors fuelling "frustration" in dark web fraud supermarkets
Would-be scammers are unable to beat new security checks and even their most "imaginative" tricks aren't working.
Business
Financial tech raises systemic risk by accelerating bank runs, Bank of England warns
Tomorrow’s financial crisis could unfold at a speed that no human policymaker could ever hope to contend with.
Security
"CISOs should act now": Preparing for the UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill
"The urgency of this bill is justified, given the financial impact of disrupted operations and downtime on the country."
AI
"Trusting an AI to generate perfect code is insane!" The truth about vibe coding
"Why can more AI use mean lower productivity? The answer lies in the way that the gains are not being shared across the whole coding cycle."
Business
"Most people don’t have data from today": Is business intelligence stuck in the past?
"If an answer shows up a week later in a PDF, you’ve probably missed the window where it actually mattered."
Business
"There’s no micromanagement on the battlefield": What leaders can learn from the British Army
"People on the frontline have the clearest view of the situation, and must be supported to respond as they see best."