
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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IBM strikes Arm deal in AI-focused hardware pushNews The companies say they want to help enterprises run future AI and data intensive workloads more flexibly
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78% of UK manufacturers have experienced a cyber incident in the last yearNews Last year's attack on Jaguar Land Rover shows the costs can be very significant indeed
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Axios npm compromise highlights growing software supply chain risks, experts warnNews Cyber criminals exploited a hijacked maintainer account to compromise one of the world's most widely used JavaScript libraries
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Clunky tech is causing frustration for hybrid workersNews Clunky tools and slow set-up are wasting time for enterprises, and it’s having a big impact on workforce morale
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The majority of businesses couldn’t survive three days of downtimeNews IT outages have a disastrous impact on enterprise productivity and finances
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Cloud maturity is hampering AI adoptionNews Investment in cloud isn’t keeping pace with AI demand, new research shows
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European Commission confirms data breach as ShinyHunters group claims responsibilityNews The extortion group is believed to be behind a cyber attack affecting the Commission's cloud systems
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NTT has a plan to reduce emissions across the entire software product life cycleNews A first of its kind framework aims to track everything from procurement and design through to operation and disposal
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Google just revised its ‘Q-Day’ timelineNews Google has warned that “Q-Day”, the point where a quantum computer is powerful enough to crack current encryption techniques, could come as soon as 2029.
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OpenAI is cracking down on AI misuse with a new bug bounty programNews Submissions don't have to be security vulnerabilities, OpenAI says, just the potential to cause material harm
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LiteLLM PyPI compromise: Everything we know so farNews The TeamPCP hacking group is believed to have successfully backdoored the package to harvest credentials
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NCSC warns vibe coding poses a major risk to businessesNews Vulnerability management approaches are not maturing fast enough to keep up with the downsides of AI-generated code
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Over two-thirds of workers can’t identify work produced by AI agentsNews The rapid adoption of AI agents is outpacing access controls, credential hygiene, and identity attribution
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Mistral CEO calls for AI cultural levyNews Foreign AI firms should pay for European content, says Arthur Mensch – and the European Commission is tending to agree
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Russian sentenced to jail for his part in ransomware attacksNews Aleksei Volkov operated as an initial access broker, helping cybercrime groups, including the Yanluowang ransomware group
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The higher education sector has a digital transformation problemNews A TCS study highlights a growing gap between ambition and execution, as the sector moves towards intelligent and experience-led education models
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Scottish government sets out AI plans for the next five yearsNews Deputy first minister Kate Forbes says the aim is to establish Scotland as a world leader in the technology
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Dark web platforms taken down in international operationOperation Alice traced tens of thousands of CSAM and cybercrime-as-a-service sites back to one individual
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Stryker hackers struck by FBI in domain seizure campaignNews The domain seizures come hot on the heels of Handala's devastating attack on the medical tech firm
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CISPE files antitrust complaint over Broadcom VMware partner program changesNews The industry group says businesses are being "irreparably damaged" by Broadcom changes
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OpenAI says AI tools are paying dividends for SMBs, but uptake is sluggish in several UK regionsNews While some small businesses are seeing big benefits, many don't use AI at all
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Big tech is clamping down on open source ‘AI slop’ reportsNews Firms including Microsoft, OpenAI, and Google have pledged funding to bolster open source security and cut down on slop reports
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Ubuntu flaw exposes enterprises to root escalation, complete system compromiseNews The high-severity Ubuntu vulnerability allows an unprivileged local attacker to escalate privileges through the interaction of two standard system components
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The UK government wants to be a global leader in quantum computing, but is the country prepared?News £2 billion in funding aims is to make the UK a world leader in quantum computing by 2030, but some industry stakeholders think it's a bridge too far
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