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03/06/2026

A new phishing campaign is mimicking Google Workspace pages to steal login codes and certificates. Even tech-savvy users can be fooled by these perfect clones. Have you trained your team on how to spot the latest fake login pages?

Attackers are impersonating a Linux Foundation leader and social engineering open source developers via Slack.

02/06/2026

Qualcomm's new Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme is challenging the top-tier chips from Apple and Intel. More competition in the processor market means better performance and prices for your next laptop. Is it finally time to upgrade your work machine?

Inside Asus’ featherweight Zenbook A16, Qualcomm's new flagship laptop chip flexes massive multi-core muscle, upgraded graphics, and real momentum against the competition. The benchmarks speak for themselves.

02/06/2026

Microsoft just patched 167 security flaws in its latest update. If you haven't restarted your PC today, you are leaving the door wide open for hackers. When was the last time you checked for Windows updates? Don't wait until it is too late.

Today is Microsoft's April 2026 Patch Tuesday with security updates for 167 flaws, including 2 zero-day vulnerabilities.

01/06/2026

Apple is preparing to launch four new Mac models later this year. From the M5 chip to potential design overhauls, the hardware race is heating up. Are you holding out for a new release, or is your current setup still getting the job done?

Apple recently launched three new Macs, but there are another four Macs rumored to debut throughout the remainder of the year.

01/06/2026

Automation is getting smarter by interpreting instructions rather than just following rigid rules. This means software can handle more complex tasks with less human oversight. What task in your workday are you most eager to automate?

The organizations that succeed in 2026 will be those that treat AI not as a separate capability but as something embedded within the fabric of legal work itself

29/05/2026

The AI market is projected to reach $3.5 trillion by 2033. With nearly 90% of tech workers already using AI daily, the shift is real. What is the one AI tool you can no longer live without at work?

Explore insightful and up-to-date statistics on artificial intelligence (AI) including market size, growth, business use, job risks & more.

27/05/2026

AI tools are only as good as the data you give them. Using real data instead of well-phrased guesses is the next hurdle for business efficiency. Are you still treating AI as a separate step, or is it fully connected to your company data yet?

Why Semrush One Matters as AI Becomes the First Place People Look By Ian Benson (pictured) Content Writer 709 ViewsIf your team is already relying on AI tools to move faster, the next step is making sure those tools are working with real data, not just well phrased guesses. If you want to see how th...

25/05/2026

Identity is the new perimeter. Okta is now arguing that AI agents should be treated as unique identities with their own security permissions. As you add more AI tools to your office, how are you tracking who, or what, has access to your data?

Okta and Auth0 deliver flexible, secure access. Build fast with our extensible platforms for customers, workforce, and non-human identities.

22/05/2026

A new AI named Claude Mythos has begun autonomously finding zero-day security flaws across major systems. The speed of digital threats is officially moving faster than human patch cycles. Is your business security ready for the era of autonomous attacks?

AI vulnerability discovery is outrunning patch cycles. A cybersecurity coalition explains what Mythos means for defenders and what to do.

20/05/2026

If you run a business, an employee can easily email your client list to a personal account, whether by accident or on purpose.

Most companies just trust staff not to do this.

That is not a control. That is hope with a job title.

If you use Microsoft 365, Microsoft Purview can help reduce that risk using Data Loss Prevention policies.

These policies can detect sensitive data such as client lists, financial information, personal data, credit card numbers, national insurance numbers, or internal classification tags.

Depending on how the policy is configured, Microsoft 365 can warn the user, notify administrators, restrict sharing, apply protection, or block the action entirely.

That distinction matters.

Sometimes the right answer is to block the email.

Sometimes it is to encrypt or protect the content so only authorised recipients can open it.

Sometimes it is to alert and investigate.

The point is simple: sensitive data should not rely purely on someone remembering not to do something stupid at 4:55pm on a Friday.

Trust is good.

Controls are better.