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Ian Murphy

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As seen in: Enterprise Times, PLOS ONE, National Association of Realtors (US), Communicator, MoneyShow, Virtualization Review, Perficient
Covers:  • Artificial intelligence and enterprise AI adoption • Cybersecurity and resilience • Enterprise infrastructure • Cloud and SaaS • Business applications • Emerging technologies
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Ian Murphy is an enterprise technology journalist, editor and industry analyst with more than 40 years' experience covering enterprise software, cybersecurity, infrastructure, cloud and AI.

His background combines journalism with hands-on technology experience, including software development, enterprise networking, technical support management and IT training. He authored an industry report on expert systems in 1986 and founded an IT training company, becoming a Microsoft Certified Trainer.

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Security and AI news from the week beginning 24 August 2026

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By Ian Murphy Verified
| Enterprise Times Verified
What a week this was. After all the claims that the cases brought against Meta could bankrupt the company, it got away with paying just $18bn to settle all the cases brought against it in the US. It still has to deal with the findings of the EU, which could be as high as $12bn, but that is a far cry from the $1.4 trillion that Meta said losing the cases could cost it. The question now is how long it will take to implement changes that will be acceptable to all the US states and the EU.
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Security and AI news from the three weeks beginning 3 August 2026

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By Ian Murphy Verified
| Enterprise Times Verified
Tracking AI and cybersecurity incidents is difficult on a weekly basis. It has been three weeks since the last round-up due to participation in an international hockey tournament. The fallout from the AI models from Anthropic, OpenAI and Meta breaking out of sandboxes and attacking companies continues. Most of it is focused on how it happened, and it is becoming clear that agentic AI enabled AI agents to collaborate autonomously.
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TrustScale Targets AI Hallucinations

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By Ian Murphy Verified
| Enterprise Times Verified
TrustScale has launched Argus to detect and correct AI hallucinations. It is calling the technology a lie detector for AI that works in real time. The company claims that it can detect hallucinations with 98.5% accuracy and up to 135 times faster than manual research. The claim is important as hallucinations reduce trust and make AI more a creative writing partner than a science teacher. As organisations look for greater governance over AI, they need to address this growing problem.
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