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NCC Group joins Cyber Scheme accredited company programme Original

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By Sean Mitchell
| SecurityBrief UK Verified
NCC Group has been recognised under The Cyber Scheme Accredited Company Programme, which links company accreditation to workforce standards aligned with the UK Cyber Security Council's Chartered Cyber Security Professional framework. The recognition places the cyber security consultancy within a UK scheme designed to assure buyers of cyber services by confirming that participating companies employ staff whose skills meet an established professional benchmark.
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Insight launches Microsoft 365 E7 rollout across workforce

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By Sean Mitchell
| eCommerce News New Zealand Verified
Insight has signed an agreement to become a launch partner for Microsoft 365 E7, making it one of the first companies to deploy the software across its own workforce. The agreement puts Insight in a dual role as both seller and internal user of Microsoft's Frontier Suite, which combines workplace productivity, security and artificial intelligence tools, including functions to manage and secure AI agents. Insight is rolling out the suite to more than 14,000 employees worldwide.
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Google outlines runtime schema checks for AI agents

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By Sean Mitchell
| IT Brief UK
Google has outlined a design pattern for building AI agents that fetch and validate data schemas at runtime instead of loading them into prompts from the start. The approach is aimed at developers using Google's Agent Development Kit and Gemini 3 Flash. The method centres on what Google calls Context-Aware Polymorphic Schema Validation.
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