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csoonline.com - Neal Weinberg - 10 most powerful cybersecurity companies today
10 most powerful cybersecurity companies today
CSO Online –

The number of cybersecurity startups attempting to cash in on the AI boom is staggering. But an analysis of the cybersecurity marketplace indicates that the incumbents, rather than resting on their laurels and opening themselves up for disruption…

mile2.com - Ray Friedman - CAICSO Class: AI Security Skills for Leaders | Mile2 Cybersecurity Institute
CAICSO Class: AI Security Skills for Leaders | Mile2 Cybersecurity Institute
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AI adoption is moving faster than many security programs can govern it. A CAICSO class prepares cybersecurity and technology leaders to address that gap with a structured understanding of AI risk, governance, compliance, and defensible operational…

thehindu.com -  The Hindu Bureau - TG-iPASS portal to be restored in two days after cyberattack
TG-iPASS portal to be restored in two days after cyberattack
The Hindu –

Updated - October 25, 2026 07:45 pm IST Subscribe to The Hindu @ Just ₹1* Subscribe to The Hindu @ Just $4.99 *Offer only for new subscribers The government has successfully regained control of the TG-iPASS portal following a cyber attack…

securityweek.com - Kevin Townsend - Former Unit 8200 Officers Raise $34 Million for Agentic SecOps Startup Mave
Former Unit 8200 Officers Raise $34 Million for Agentic SecOps Startup Mave
SecurityWeek –

Tel Aviv-based Mave was founded in 2025 by Unit 8200 alumni Guy Eshel (CTO) and Raziel Oren (CEO). The funding announced on October 22, 2026 comprises $6 million seed funding (raised at the time of founding) and a new $28 million Series A round led…

afr.com - The AFR View - Could super funds make the next financial crash worse?
Could super funds make the next financial crash worse?
Australian Financial Review –

Monday's Australian Financial Review Super & Wealth Summit brought into sharp focus a critical question: when the next market shock hits, will superannuation act as an economic shock absorber or a financial risk that amplifies the crash? The…

mirror.co.uk - Steven Smith - UK's version of The Hamptons looks just like the real thing
UK's version of The Hamptons looks just like the real thing
Daily Mirror –

Welcome to the British 'Hamptons' - a 645-home estate just 14 miles from central London built to look exactly like the exclusive playground for the rich and famous in the USA. The development, which shares the name of its American original, was…

siliconangle.com - Mike Wheatley - Elon Musk predicts neocloud shakeout as credit for AI infrastructure dries up - SiliconANGLE
Elon Musk predicts neocloud shakeout as credit for AI infrastructure dries up - SiliconANGLE
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Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Chief Executive Elon Musk (pictured) revealed his company has secured $40 billion in debt financing in order to purchase powerful chips for artificial intelligence workloads. The revelation came as the…

ndtv.com - Press Trust Of India - Wars Being Fought By Attacking Economies': PM Modi On 'Cyber Terrorists'
Wars Being Fought By Attacking Economies': PM Modi On 'Cyber Terrorists'
NDTV –

PM Modi also launched a scathing attack on the opposition Congress. Summary is AI-generated, newsroom-reviewed Prime Minister Modi inaugurated RBI's Rs 169-crore data centre and Cybersecurity Institute in Odisha He emphasised protecting India's…

jpost.com - YUVAL ITZCHAKOV - If AI can already think like a hacker, why aren't we using it to our advantage?
If AI can already think like a hacker, why aren't we using it to our advantage?
The Jerusalem Post –

Last week, Anthropic once again made headlines with another striking warning about AI's rapidly evolving capabilities. This time, the warning is more relevant, involving everyday devices we all use, from smart TVs to household appliances. According…

futurism.com - Frank Landymore - Growing Majority of Americans Convinced That AI Is Bad for Society
Growing Majority of Americans Convinced That AI Is Bad for Society
Futurism | Science and Technology News –

In case there was any doubt over the powerful tide of anti-AI sentiment, a new poll shows that most Americans are incredibly pessimistic about the technology. The poll, conducted in a collaboration between the Washington Post, ABC News, and the…

ndtv.com - Press Trust Of India - PM Modi Inaugurates RBI's Rs 169-Crore Data Centre In Odisha
PM Modi Inaugurates RBI's Rs 169-Crore Data Centre In Odisha
NDTV –

The data centre will host mission-critical payment and settlement systems. Summary is AI-generated, newsroom-reviewed Prime Minister Modi inaugurated RBI's Rs 169-crore data centre in Bhubaneswar The facility spans 18.55 acres at Info Valley-II in…

fool.com - Keithen Drury - Up Over 100% in 2026, Is CrowdStrike Still a Buy?
Up Over 100% in 2026, Is CrowdStrike Still a Buy?
The Motley Fool –

It has been an exceptional year for many stocks in the S&P 500 (^GSPC -0.52%). CrowdStrike (CRWD +8.25%) has risen by more than 100%, and it's still only the 19th-best-performing stock in 2026. There have been many years when a performance like…

dynamitenews.com - Rishira Jain - PM Modi Inaugurates Rs 169-Crore RBI Data Centre in Odisha; Here's Why It Matters for India's Digital Banking Security | Dynamite News
PM Modi Inaugurates Rs 169-Crore RBI Data Centre in Odisha; Here's Why It Matters for India's Digital Banking Security | Dynamite News
News: Today's News Headlines & Daily Updates from Sports, Movies, Politics, Business | Dynamite News –

Post Published By: Rishira Jain Updated: 25 October 2026, 6:54 PM IST Bhubaneswar: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday inaugurated the Reserve Bank of India's Rs 169-crore Data Centre and Cybersecurity Training Institute at Info Valley-II in…

indianexpress.com - Reuters - Japanese companies compensate users as cyberattacks buffet economy
Japanese companies compensate users as cyberattacks buffet economy
The Indian Express –

3 min read New Delhi Make us preferred source on Google AI Narration This audio is AI generated. Your feedback has been reported succesfully. Japanese companies are moving to pay compensation to users following waves of cyberattacks that have…

econotimes.com - Adrian Vale - India's UPI Logs More Than 24 Billion Transactions for a Second Month
India's UPI Logs More Than 24 Billion Transactions for a Second Month
EconoTimes –

India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI) processed 24.07 billion transactions in September, keeping monthly activity above 24 billion for a second month even as the count fell from August, according to the National Payments Corporation of India…

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