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Industry unprepared for AI agent security challenges, experts warn
By Solomon Klappholz published
News As organizations face widespread AI agent adoption, leaders will need to address concerns over letting autonomous systems roam free in sensitive environments
NCSC warns organizations of cyber threat from Russian Foreign Intelligence
By Emma Woollacott published
News Attackers linked to the Russian government are exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities, say UK and US security agencies
Are your cloud resources at risk?
By George Fitzmaurice published
News Nearly 40% of organizations have high-risk workloads, and Tenable warns that they are prime attack targets for malicious actors
UK Public sector at risk from supply chain attacks, new report warns
By Emma Woollacott published
News Research from Blackberry suggests that overconfidence and a lack of visibility are leaving healthcare, education, and government organizations exposed
OpenAI says hackers keep trying to use its services for cyber attacks
By Nicole Kobie published
News The AI developer has disrupted 20 attempts to use its tools for malicious purposes, saying there's been little impact to date
AMD just made a big statement in the AI PC race with its Ryzen AI Pro 300 series processors
By Ross Kelly published
News With all eyes focused on the AI PC craze, AMD looks to one-up the competition
AMD’s new Instinct GPUs might just blow Nvidia out of the water
By Ross Kelly published
News The chip maker unveiled its newest Instinct GPU series in San Francisco today – and it’s very bullish on performance in the race with Nvidia
AMD Advancing AI live: All the news and updates as they happened
By Ross Kelly last updated
Live Blog ITPro has been live on the ground at the AMD Advancing AI conference in San Francisco this week – here's everything we learned in the big keynote with CEO Lisa Su
Mandiant exec thinks AI could boost diversity in cybersecurity
By George Fitzmaurice published
News The technology could remove certain barriers to entry and open up the industry to a wider mix of people
DoJ mulls potential Google services breakup in monopoly lawsuit – what happens next?
By Nicole Kobie published
Analysis The US Department of Justice’s first round of antitrust remedy proposals were called "radical" by Google, which argues open source developers would be first to suffer if it were forced to relinquish Android or Chrome
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