AI-assisted software development means security teams need an ‘engineering-first’ mindset
As AI-powered coding accelerates, security teams need to start operating like developers
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The company says it can help deliver more AI performance without increasing power, improve cost of ownership, and help customers scale faster
Vantage and Nebius move first in South Wales AI Growth Zone deployment
Nebius is to lease high-density, NVIDIA-powered capacity at Vantage's CWL1 campus for AI workloads
Be careful who you talk to at conferences: Security researchers claim they were targeted by cyber criminals after DEF CON event
Scammers contacted conference attendees with a booby-trapped Google Doc designed to look like a routine post-event contact
Exclaimer eyes simplicity gains with new partner program
The new partner program introduces consumption-based billing and centralized management across customer environments
The nostalgic Motorola Razr 70 is a decent budget flip phone with good cameras, but I wouldn't recommend it for work
A tall and thin display that's a little problematic for work, but the camera quality is good, despite being a little over-enhanced
From reactive support to smart services
Proactive service models are creating new opportunities for print partners
‘Modern players are essentially the architects of the future technical labor pool’: IT leaders want gamers on their teams, and they’re more likely to hire job candidates who list experience on resumes
New research suggests IT leaders are increasingly looking to gamers to bolster workforce skills capabilities
GitHub outage blamed on misconfigured policy as firm pledges resilience improvements
“Network saturation” in a key data center hosting location sparked the lengthy GitHub outage earlier this week
'An evolution in threat actor capabilities': CISA warns hackers are targeting Siemens industrial controllers – and they're using AI generated code
Security agencies are warning that attackers are exploiting Siemens S7 Series programmable logic controllers to target critical infrastructure
Colt DCS names Quy Nguyen as chief executive officer
The experienced leader steps into the role on a full-time basis following a four-month spell as acting CEO
This company wants you to break out of its security sandbox – and there’s $1 million up for grabs
A new HackerOne bounty scheme challenges participants to breach a Vercel sandbox
Data belonging to 3.75 million patients was exposed in the CareCloud breach – not the 350,000 originally reported
The number of victims in the CareCloud breach has surged to over three and a half million
‘The economics of vulnerability discovery have changed’: NIST wants to modernize the National Vulnerability Database amid AI advances – cyber experts say it needs to be redesigned with machine-speed in mind
The National Vulnerability Database was designed for human-speed. Advances in AI mean it needs a much-needed overhaul
Off-grid: networks cut the cord
Faster, more robust wireless connections offer alternatives to the LAN and public hotspots. But how do IT leaders navigate their way through 5G, 6G, and satellite technology?
Why resale alone can no longer carry the channel
Resale alone no longer sustains partner growth in today's software market
‘The scale of PurpleDelta’s operation is easy to miss’: Fake North Korean IT workers are submitting so many job applications that companies can’t keep up
The PurpleDelta group is applying for thousands of jobs to steal proprietary data, source code, and internal communications