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Ghosts in the machine: AI malware shows why it is time to extend Zero Trust to code
Software security was built around human development. People wrote, reviewed and deployed code. Now machines are taking over. In a recent paper, Anthropic reports that more than 80% of the code merged into its production codebase is authored by their AI model, Claude. Latest Videos FromTechRadar Ken Ammon Social Links…
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Cybersecurity needs a new KPI: it’s time to measure our ability to adapt
For years, cybersecurity has become increasingly measurable. Security leaders can often tell you how long it takes to detect an intrusion, contain an attack and restore normal operation. Those figures have given boards a straightforward way to judge progress, offering reassurance that investment in security is delivering real improvements. Metrics…
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National infrastructure needs a new approach to cyber resilience
The prospect of bringing more of Britain’s critical national infrastructure into public ownership has prompted plenty of debate about investment, governance and accountability. Far less attention has been paid to what it could mean for cybersecurity. Regardless of where you stand politically, one thing is clear. Public ownership does not…
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Fostering trust in the age of misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation
The reality for many organizations is that their employees are already being deceived. So, probably are their customers, their investors, and their board. For years, the warnings have focused on the impact of deepfakes, such as fake CEOs on video calls, cloned voices authorizing payments, and fraudulent emails. The tactics…
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Beyond general-purpose AI: why sovereignty matters in critical services
Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase, one defined not by experimentation, but by operational deployment in environments where the stakes are high and the margin for error is narrow. Nowhere is this shift more visible than in critical services such as healthcare, where organizations are beginning to rely on…
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This new 16-inch laptop comes with a ridiculous 72GB of RAM — if you are willing to wait for the upgrade
Schenker Element 16 (E26) is on sale now, pairing Intel Panther Lake processors with a 120 Hz 1600p display and a 72 Wh battery in a 1.9 kg chassis, shipping in late August The laptop’s screwless quick-release chassis and a firmly planned next-generation mainboard swap make it a potential contender…
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