
Emma Woollacott
Emma Woollacott is a freelance journalist writing for publications including the BBC, Private Eye, Forbes, Raconteur and specialist technology titles.
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Fake North Korean IT workers are rampant on LinkedIn
News The scammers' latest efforts mark a significant escalation in tactics, experts have warned
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Kyndryl wants to help enterprises keep agents in line
News Controls become machine‑readable policies that AI agents can read and must obey
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CVEs are set to top 50,000 this year
News While the CVE figures might be daunting, they won't all be relevant to your organization
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Palo Alto Networks CEO hails ‘the end of identity silos’ as firm closes CyberArk acquisition
News Palo Alto Networks' CEO Nikesh Arora says the $25bn CyberArk acquisition heralds "the end of identity silos" for customers, enabling them to supercharge privileged access management.
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CISA shares lessons learned from Polish power grid hack
News New CISA guidance aims to help CNI operators implement secure communications
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iOS and Android users beware: This new spyware kit allows hackers to take full control of your device
News The professional package allows even unsophisticated attackers to take full control of devices
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EU inaugurates NanoIC facility for next-generation chips
News The project forms part of efforts to reduce reliance on US and Asian supply chains
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European Commission confirms hackers breached mobile management platform
News Security experts warned the breach could lead to follow-up phishing attacks
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Pulsant unveils high-density data center in Milton Keynes
News The company is touting ultra-low latency, international connectivity, and UK sovereign compute power to tempt customers out of London
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Security expert warns Salt Typhoon is becoming 'more dangerous'
News The Chinese state-backed hacking group has waged successful espionage campaigns against an array of organizations across Norway.
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Openreach urges businesses to move quickly as PSTN switch-off looms
News Businesses face massive price hikes if they fail to act before the PSTN switch-off
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AT&T expands AWS partnership in network modernization push
News The telecoms giant said the deal will supercharge the nation’s connectivity infrastructure
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AI-generated code is fast becoming the biggest enterprise security risk
News Security teams are scrambling to catch AI-generated flaws that appear correct before disaster strikes
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Ransomware gangs are sharing virtual machines to wage cyber attacks on the cheap
News Thousands of attacker servers all had the same autogenerated Windows hostnames, according to Sophos
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European firms target bullish tech spending in 2026
News Reports from Gartner and Forrester predict record levels of tech investment
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Google issues warning over ShinyHunters-branded vishing campaigns
News Related groups are stealing data through voice phishing and fake credential harvesting websites
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Imperial College and Digital Realty team up on new direct liquid-cooled AI campus
News Digital Realty’s Woking data center has been selected to run the project
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What security teams need to know about the NSA's new zero trust guidelines
News The new guidelines aim to move an organization from discovery to target-level implementation of zero trust practices
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EU businesses will flock to ‘region-specific’ AI platforms by 2027
News The pressure for sovereign AI is increasing, but achieving it will be expensive
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Former Google engineer convicted after stealing AI, supercomputing secrets
News Linwei Ding told Chinese investors he could build a world-class supercomputer
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Notorious RAMP hacker forum seized by FBI
News Billing itself as the “only place ransomware allowed", RAMP catered mainly for Russian-speaking cyber criminals
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What the UK's new Centre for AI Measurement means for the future of the industry
News The project, led by the National Physical Laboratory, aims to accelerate the development of secure, transparent, and trustworthy AI technologies
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The open source ecosystem is booming thanks to AI, but hackers are taking advantage
News Analysis by Sonatype found that AI is giving attackers new opportunities to target victims
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Hackers are using LLMs to generate malicious JavaScript in real time
News Defenders advised to use runtime behavioral analysis to detect and block malicious activity at the point of execution, directly within the browser
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