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helpnetsecurity.com - Anamarija Pogorelec - New infosec products of the month: February 2026
New infosec products of the month: February 2026
Help Net Security

Here's a look at the most interesting products from the past month, featuring releases from Aikido Security, Avast, Armis, Black Duck, Compliance Scorecard, Fingerprint, Gremlin, Impart Security, Portnox, Redpanda, Socure, SpecterOps, Veza, and…

businessinsider.com - Polly Thompson - Dell hits record annual revenue as it cashes in on the AI data center boom, and predicts more gains ahead
Dell hits record annual revenue as it cashes in on the AI data center boom, and predicts more gains ahead
Business Insider

Dell is the latest company to get a massive windfall from the AI boom. The tech company reported record annual revenue of $113.5 billion on Thursday, up 19% in its financial year ending January 30. Jeff Clarke, Dell's vice chairman and chief…

businessinsider.com - Alex Bitter - FedEx says it'll refund tariffs to customers if it gets money back from the Trump administration
FedEx says it'll refund tariffs to customers if it gets money back from the Trump administration
Business Insider

FedEx says it will give you a refund if you used its shipping service and paid President Donald Trump's unconstitutional tariffs — that is, if the company itself gets a refund from the government. Days after the US Supreme Court ruled…

talkingpointsmemo.com - Khaya Himmelman - Even In Trump Country, State Election Officials Buck DOJ's Latest Attempt to Seize Voter Rolls
Even In Trump Country, State Election Officials Buck DOJ's Latest Attempt to Seize Voter Rolls
TPM - Talking Points Memo

President Trump's Justice Department is doubling down on its months-long crusade to access sensitive voter information from red and blue states across the country. As it currently stands, the DOJ is suing 30 states — both Republican and…

businessinsider.com - Alice Tecotzky - A LEGO-style replica of JPMorgan's new 270 Park skyscraper has an internal waitlist and is listed for $500 on eBay
A LEGO-style replica of JPMorgan's new 270 Park skyscraper has an internal waitlist and is listed for $500 on eBay
Business Insider

For JPMorgan employees, taking your work home just got a lot more literal. Employees who got on an internal waitlist can purchase a $150 LEGO-style replica of the bank's new, $3 billion headquarters at 270 Park Avenue, according to screenshots of…

globenewswire.com - Atos IT Solutions and Services, Inc. - Atos named a Leader in ISG Provider Lens™ 2025 for Cybersecurity - Services and Solutions in the United States
Atos named a Leader in ISG Provider Lens™ 2025 for Cybersecurity - Services and Solutions in the United States
GlobeNewswire

Atos named a Leader in ISG Provider Lens™ 2025 for Cybersecurity – Services and Solutions in the United States Irving, Texas, USA – February 27, 2026 – Atos, a global leader in AI-powered digital transformation, today…

forbes.com - Nicole Casperson - Kobalt Labs Raises $12.7 Million As AI Agents Hit Fintech Compliance
Kobalt Labs Raises $12.7 Million As AI Agents Hit Fintech Compliance
Forbes

Kobalt Labs Co-Founders Ashi Agrawal and Kalyani Ramadurgam Kobalt Labs has raised a total funding of $12.7 million to automate one of the fintech sector's most stubborn bottlenecks: compliance work that still runs on spreadsheets, screenshots, and…

techradar.com - Craig Hale - iPhone and iPad approved by NATO for 'restricted' level of classified data
iPhone and iPad approved by NATO for 'restricted' level of classified data
TechRadar

iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 get NATO Restricted approval with no software changes required Apple stressed it makes secure devices for 'all its users' – not just NATO The latest M5 and A19 chips get a special shoutout Apple has confirmed iPhones and…

csoonline.com - Maxwell Cooter - One of the 'most influential cybersecurity' roles will pay under $175,000
One of the 'most influential cybersecurity' roles will pay under $175,000
CSO Online

A recent job ad is causing plenty of head-shaking, suggesting that some government high-ups appear to be out of touch with the current state of the cybersecurity job market. There is plenty of evidence that the world needs cybersecurity talent.

techradar.com - John Bruce - Securing AI infrastructure is critical - here's how to do it
Securing AI infrastructure is critical - here's how to do it
TechRadar

I believe that 2026 will be a defining year for cybersecurity. Sometime during the year, AI -powered threats will have the ability to adapt in real time. This will force organizations to defend against them – and they will need to do it…

barchart.com - Oleksandr Pylypenko - S&P Futures Slip Amid Risk Aversion, U.S. PPI Data on Tap
S&P Futures Slip Amid Risk Aversion, U.S. PPI Data on Tap
Barchart.com

March S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESH26) are trending down -0.41% this morning as investors continue to trim exposure to risky assets at the end of a volatile month. Investors are now turning their attention to crucial U.S. producer inflation data. In…

dailystar.co.uk - Tom McGhie - Bloke accidentally becomes general of 7,000-strong robot vacuum cleaner army
Bloke accidentally becomes general of 7,000-strong robot vacuum cleaner army
Daily Star

A man freaked out after he accidentally took remote control of an army of 7,000 robot vacuum cleaners worldwide. Spanish software engineer Sammy Azdoufal was trying to control his new DJI Romo vacuum with his Playstation 5 earlier this month, The…

hothardware.com - Aaron Leong - NATO Approves iPhone And iPad For Secure Handling Of Classified Data
NATO Approves iPhone And iPad For Secure Handling Of Classified Data
HotHardware

Apple's iPhone and iPad devices running iOS and iPadOS 26, respectively, have become the first consumer-grade mobile devices officially approved to handle classified NATO information. This certification, announced by Apple following an evaluation…

independent.co.uk - Alex Woodward - IRS broke the law 'approximately 42,695' times by sharing data with ICE, judge says
IRS broke the law 'approximately 42,695' times by sharing data with ICE, judge says
The Independent

A federal judge has found that the Internal Revenue Service “violated” federal law “approximately 42,695 times” when the agency shared confidential taxpayer information with immigration authorities last year. Thursday's…

pcmag.com - Alan Henry - From Hot Dog Bots to Government Subpoenas: Tech's Biggest Security Fails This Week
From Hot Dog Bots to Government Subpoenas: Tech's Biggest Security Fails This Week
PCMag

When Microsoft cut off support for the millions of PCs still running Windows 10, the goal was to force people to either upgrade to Windows 11 or buy new PCs that came preinstalled with it. Predictably, the move was incredibly unpopular, and many of…

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