Security giants go cloud crazy with RSA launches
HP and RSA are two of the biggest firms launching cloudy products on the first day of the major security conference.
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IT admins are scrambling for alternatives in the wake of Microsoft’s MDT retirementNews OS deployment is up in the air after Microsoft's MDT retirement – but the time to take action is now
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Acer TravelMate P6 14 AI reviewReviews The Acer TravelMate P6 14 AI offers exceptional portability and enough power to handle day-to-day workloads for most users
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The key risks security teams face in 2026From AI-related flaws to supply chain risks, cyber professionals now contend with overlapping challenges
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Observability will be key to agentic AI safety, says Microsoft Security execNews Agentic AI adoption will require a re-evaluation of enterprise risk management, according to Microsoft corporate VP
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Enterprises need to think of agents as ‘digital co-workers’ – and that means implementing the same security safeguardsNews Practices such as zero trust and least privilege will be needed as agents gain access to sensitive enterprise data
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Safe AI adoption rests on cybersecurity professionals, says RSAC chairmanNews With AI security a key talking point at RSAC 2026, executive chairman Hugh Thompson believes the industry can lead by example
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Scania admits leak of data after extortion attemptNews Hacker stole 34,000 files from a third-party managed website, trucking company says
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RSAC in focus: Key takeaways for CISOsThe RSAC Conference 2025 spotlighted pivotal advancements in agentic AI, identity security, and collaborative defense strategies, shaping the evolving mandate for CISOs.
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RSAC in focus: Quantum computing and securityExperts at RSAC 2025 emphasize the need for urgent action to secure data against future cryptographic risks posed by quantum computing
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RSAC in focus: How AI is improving cybersecurityAI is revolutionizing cybersecurity by enhancing threat detection, automating defenses, and letting IT professionals tackle evolving digital challenges.
