
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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European Commission opens public consultation on draft for high-risk AI guidelinesNews Guidance aims to help organizations and regulators decide whether their AI products and deployments need to conform to tougher rules
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Downtime hits hard as organizations battle hidden costsNews Disclosure, stock prices, ransoms and fines add up to hundreds of billions as unplanned downtime for large firms shoots up 50% in just two years
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UK public expecting AI-driven recessionNews Research by King's College London suggests people think AI's impact will be worse than a normal recession
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What makes a successful AI scale-up?News Barclays Eagle Labs lists its top 100, and finds the UK in a very promising place
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Hospital cyber attacks are increasingly hitting patient careNews New research shows only 14% are confident they can lose access to health records for 72 hours without risk to patients
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Pope Leo launches AI commissionNews With a new encyclical expected to focus on the technology, the Pope is concerned about its effects on human dignity
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Equinix expands Fabric Geo Zones in data sovereignty driveNews The firm says it can provide the first network-level, sovereignty enforcement layer that operates across interconnected clouds and providers
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Workers are wasting a full work day each week switching between AI toolsNews Transferring data from one AI tool to another is costing more time than the tools actually save
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Identity security risks are skyrocketing, and enterprises can’t keep upNews Most organizations are being hit at least once a year, and experts warn incidents are accelerating
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Industrial organizations under increasing fire as attackers target operational technologyNews Firms continue to underestimate their operational technology exposure, NCC Group warns
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Upskill your staff in AI or expect them to quit, says GartnerNews Organizations need to focus on targeted AI tools and training to make the most of their staff and succeed in transformation
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Red Hat is doubling down on data sovereigntyNews The company says new sovereignty capabilities will offer greater autonomy to IT decision-makers and service providers
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Enterprises are slacking on MySQL database security, and it could come back to haunt themNews Poor database security practices are leaving organizations at huge risk of compromise
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UK government calls on firms to sign Cyber Resilience Pledge as security sector boomsNews With new figures showing a boom in the country's cybersecurity sector, the government calling on businesses to make the most of the industry’s expertise
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Enterprise 'FOMO' is driving AI investmentNews More than half of organizations say they're only deploying AI because their competitors do
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The AWS outage explainedNews Overheating at a single data center has been identified as the cause of the AWS outage, which impacted customers such as Coinbase
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Claude users beware, hackers are using a fake website to dupe developers and deliver malwareNews 'Beagle' is deployed through a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) sideloading chain, and gives attackers remote access to the system
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Argyll and SambaNova team up to launch sovereign AI cloud for UK customersNews The companies claim that their approach reduces power and cooling demands, cutting complexity and long-term cost
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UK workers are shockingly relaxed about selling access to company systemsNews Research from UK fraud prevention service Cifas shows that insider fraud is rife
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Microsoft joins competitors in handing over AI models for advanced testingNews US and UK government agencies will evaluate the firm's frontier models, along with those from Google and xAI
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AI adoption is accelerating in the UK, but ‘trust is not keeping pace’News Organizations need to do more to reassure customers over governance
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Stellanor adds eight UK data centers to rapidly-growing portfolioNews The acquisition from Redcentric will aid its ambitions to become the UK's leading urban data center platform
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Beware of emails threatening a code of conduct reviewNews A widespread phishing campaign has targeted tens of thousands of employees
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Ransomware negotiator sentenced for role in major cyber crime groupNews Deniss Zolotarjovs was a key player in a group associated with Conti
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