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News Researchers at Nebula said the GhostLock exploit is 97% reliable and can escape containers

By Emma Woollacott Published 9 July 26

In-depth With projects increasingly overwhelmed and facing fresh challenges in the AI era, the path forward remains murky

By Keumars Afifi-Sabet Published 9 July 26

News Hiring is shifting away from traditional software development toward specialized roles to integrate, govern, and scale AI systems

By Emma Woollacott Published 6 July 26

News With Microsoft and AWS placing their faith in forward deployed engineers, enterprises will gain a helping hand with tricky AI adoption projects

By Ross Kelly Published 6 July 26

News Incumbent software vendors will need to work harder than ever to compete with agile, AI-focused disruptors

By Ross Kelly Published 3 July 26

News With more guest access than licensed users, firms are being compromised through the trusted identities and collaboration tools they rely on every day

By Emma Woollacott Published 1 July 26

News Apple is speeding up its software patching processes amid rising concerns that AI is helping hackers to spot and exploit flaws at a far quicker pace.

By Nicole Kobie Published 30 June 26

Analysis With AI costs rising and enterprises racking up huge bills, engineering leaders need to take drastic measures to limit costs

By Ross Kelly Published 26 June 26

News As AI coding becomes commonplace, organizations are struggling to control what they are shipping

By Emma Woollacott Published 24 June 26

News The new Claude Tag tool will replace the existing Claude in Slack application

By Ross Kelly Published 24 June 26