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UK Unveils £210M Cyber Plan to Shield Public Services

Britain launches a £210 million cyber strategy to protect public services, strengthen supply chains, and prepare government systems for escalating AI-driven attacks.

Why Seasonal Hiring Puts Data Security at Risk

Seasonal workers increase data security risks through rushed access, shared devices, and weak controls—just as operations hit peak demand.

For Rockrose Tenants, the Rent Isn’t the Only Thing Due

Real estate giant Rockrose Development reveals a July 4 security breach that exposed the Social Security numbers and bank data of over 47,000 individuals.

A New Code for Theft: Microsoft’s Keys to the Kingdom

Hackers from Russia and China are using "device code phishing" to hijack Microsoft 365 accounts. Here is how a legitimate login feature became a trap.

AI Is Now a Cyber Weapon, Not Just a Tool, IT Leaders Say

A Veeam survey reveals that cybersecurity and AI threats top IT concerns for 2026. Despite high spending, most leaders lack confidence in data recovery and support a ban on ransomware payments.

When AI Hacks First and Patches Never Catch Up

AI-powered attacks have collapsed the exploit window to zero. GTG-1002 signals a new cyber era where automation, not humans, decides who wins.

Veeam and HPE Double Down on Data Resilience

Veeam and HPE expand their strategic alliance, unveiling next-gen hybrid cloud data protection tools aimed at boosting enterprise resilience and cutting risk.

AWS and Google Cloud Announce Unified Multicloud Network

AWS and Google Cloud unveil a jointly engineered solution using Interconnect - multicloud and Cross-Cloud Interconnect to simplify and automate high-speed multicloud networking.

Holiday Bots Are Getting Smarter. Your Defenses Should Too.

Retailers vs. AI Bots: As the holiday rush hits, discover how e-commerce firms are using advanced AI to fight sophisticated bots that steal data, block inventory, and halt sales.

The Code Problem: Why Connected Cars Are Prime Cyber Targets

Modern vehicles run on millions of lines of code, turning them into rolling computers—and prime targets for cyberattacks. Learn how automakers must treat digital security as a core function.

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