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Is AI Making Us Worse at Cybersecurity?
I was recently asked to speak at an event but was unable to accept due to a prior speaking commitment on the same day. This, in and of itself, is not unusual – it happens fairly often. What happened about a week later, however, gave me some…
Azerbaijan takes new steps to strengthen cybersecurity education [PHOTOS]
A report event for the project titled 'Information Security Development Program for Computer Science Teachers and Students', implemented by the Azerbaijan Cybersecurity Organizations Association (AKTA), has been held at Azerbaijan State University…
University of Kigali opens registration for AI and cybersecurity certification programmes on November 16, 2026
The University of Kigali (UoK) is set to open registration for certification programmes at its newly launched Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Cybersecurity Training Centre on Monday, November 16, 2026. The programme will offer students, graduates…
A cyber incident can be costly, but basic protections cost nothing': TikTok's Head of Global Security on how SMBs can boost their cybersecurity for free
Nearly two-thirds of businesses use social media, and for many smaller firms it's where customers discover, get to know, and buy from them. This means that for a small or medium-sized business, a social media account is often its shopfront, sales…
A cyberattack forces you to pull the plug. Can your business keep running?
The recent cyberattack on European supermarkets sent the temperature in some Swedish freezers to a sweltering 131 F (55 C). The Dutch grocery chain Ahold Delhaize warned that a separate hack could strip up to 250 million euros ($277 million) from…
Global outage exposes NZ's vulnerability
Government officials are working on policies to strengthen cyber protection of critical infrastructure more than seven months after consultations closed. 'This remains priority work,' they told RNZ this week. They are working through submissions to…
Thailand and China Sign Eight Agreements on Trade, Industry and Security
Thailand and China signed eight agreements on farm exports, manufacturing and security, with measures aimed at widening market access and connecting industries across the two economies. Thailand's Government Public Relations Department (PRD) said…
140,000 migrant worker records hit in Fullerton Health cyber breach; new server planned
SINGAPORE - About 140,000 work pass holder records were compromised in a recent cybersecurity incident involving a Fullerton Health portal, though no health, medical or personal financial information was affected. The breach involved unauthorised…
Records of about 140,000 migrant workers exposed in Fullerton Health's recent data breach
SINGAPORE: About 140,000 work pass holder records were compromised in the cybersecurity incident involving Fullerton Health's Migrant Worker Primary Care Plan (PCP) programme that was first disclosed earlier this week, the healthcare provider said…
Editorial: Fears of an AI cyber apocalypse are a bit premature
Each day seems to bring fresh havoc in the digital world. In recent weeks, researchers have uncovered security flaws in some of the most consequential corners of the internet, bugs that could put users at risk, jeopardize essential services and…
Microsoft restores service to Outlook and Teams after global outage
Microsoft said on Saturday that services had fully recovered across Teams, Outlook and its other products, ending a global outage that crippled online communications for businesses and governments for over 24 hours. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT…
Apple Reveals How Secure Exclaves Shield Camera and Microphone Data
Apple has published a detailed description of Secure Exclaves, a security architecture in its silicon designed to keep camera and microphone data used for ambient sensing isolated from the main operating system. Ambient sensing lets a device listen…
No Signs of Hacking in FAA Ground Stop as FBI Reportedly Probes Software Update
US officials have found no evidence that hackers caused the outage that led the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to halt flight departures nationwide on Friday, and the FBI is reportedly examining whether a software update was responsible. The…
Five Great Reads: Sleep paralysis, parakeets and problematic laundry
Hello and welcome to the weekend. If you've spent any time looking at the big headlines this week then you'll know it's high time for a good old break from the news. Take a breath, and bliss out with some long reads (mostly) a long way away from…
Companies struggle to spread AI gains across businesses, IDC finds
Only 48% of companies are spreading artificial intelligence's value across multiple business units, research by IDC commissioned by Microsoft found, in findings the technology company published on Nov. 12. That compares with 66% of leaders…
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