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Uploaded on 2026-07-10 in TECHNOLOGY--Resilience, FREE TO VIEW Artificial intelligence (AI) dominated discussions throughout the latest edition of Technology Live! in June, but the most compelling conversations were not about models, GPUs, or the latest AI applications. Instead, speakers from Keepit, Scality, Solidigm, and Veeam revealed a broader shift taking place across enterprise technology.

Uploaded on 2026-07-10 in NEWS-Cybersecurity News, FREE TO VIEW, BUSINESS-Services-Health & Welfare The healthcare industry has emerged as a primary target for international cyber criminals, with significant portions of the sector experiencing security breaches. According to UK Government research, 41% of health and social care organisations identified a breach within the last year.

Uploaded on 2026-07-08 in TECHNOLOGY-Key Areas-Artificial Intelligence, NEWS-Cybersecurity News, FREE TO VIEW, BUSINESS-Services-IT & Telecoms Businesses face a growing challenge in establishing a unique online presence. While artificial intelligence has made starting a company simpler than ever, it has also intensified competition for short, memorable domain names. Many ideal .com addresses are already registered, parked for resale, or held by others for defensive reasons.

Uploaded on 2026-07-08 in FREE TO VIEW, NEWS-Cybersecurity News, TECHNOLOGY-Key Areas-Artificial Intelligence The Sophos X-Ops research team have published new research revealing that AI coding agents are triggering endpoint detection rules because their behaviour resembles attacker techniques even when performing legitimate tasks.

Uploaded on 2026-07-07 in TECHNOLOGY--Resilience, FREE TO VIEW Organisations are investing heavily in security operations centres, threat detection platforms, AI-driven analytics and incident response capabilities to identify and contain attacks as quickly and as effectively as they can. Resilience is, quite rightly, now a boardroom priority and businesses are recognising that preventing every cyberattack is unrealistic and that rapid detection and recovery are equally important.

Uploaded on 2026-07-06 in TECHNOLOGY--Hackers, NEWS-Cybersecurity News, INTELLIGENCE-Hot Spots-Russia, GOVERNMENT-National, FREE TO VIEW Russian hackers have stolen the login details of British government officials and gained access to their email accounts, first reported on Sunday 5th July. The attackers exploited a specific weakness in the security system and used previously stolen data to bypass barriers protecting critical national infrastructure, the UK newspaper said.

Uploaded on 2026-07-07 in NEWS-Cybersecurity News, FREE TO VIEW, BUSINESS-Production-Manufacturing The manufacturing sector recorded an overall risk rating of 6.7 out of 10, classified as elevated, according to the latest Cyfirma Industry Report for Q2 2026. The findings are based on 90 days of telemetry across five threat categories and reveal sustained pressure from ransomware and advanced persistent threat activity. Ransomware affected 279 victims across 49 countries during the period.

Research Report: This article is exclusive to premium subscribers. For unrestricted website access please Subscribe: £5 monthly / £50 annual. Artificial intelligence enables machine learning systems that learn from data, solve complex problems, make accurate predictions, support decisions and carry out tasks at speeds far exceeding human analysis.

Uploaded on 2026-07-06 in TECHNOLOGY-Key Areas-Artificial Intelligence, NEWS-Cybersecurity News, JOBS-Careers, FREE TO VIEW Artificial intelligence is fundamentally altering the landscape for entry-level cybersecurity positions and the skills required to fill them. Recent research from the 2025 ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study indicates that 44% of organisations are currently reconsidering professional roles and skill requirements in response to the adoption of AI-driven security tools.

Uploaded on 2026-07-06 in NEWS-Cybersecurity News, FREE TO VIEW, BUSINESS-Services-Health & Welfare Healthcare organisations face growing demands to safeguard confidential patient information, meet regulatory rules and maintain essential systems, according to Bridewell’s Cyber Security in Healthcare Report 2026. The research identifies a clear gap between what the sector regards as most important and how ready it feels to manage those risks.