The Internet Has A Verification Problem
We look at why AI, synthetic identities and automated actors are forcing organisations to rethink how they verify digital interactions.
DDoS attacks are growing in scale and sophistication. Qrator Labs CTO Andrey Leskin joins Richard Stiennon to explore the evolving threat and how organisations can strengthen their defences.
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We look at why AI, synthetic identities and automated actors are forcing organisations to rethink how they verify digital interactions.
We look at whether AI is democratising entrepreneurship or simply changing where the barriers to business growth begin.
Enterprise customers in India are demanding greater productivity at lower costs, pushing the country’s biggest IT services companies to rethink how they price their services.
Consumer technology, such as TikTok and Instagram, has raised the bar for digital experiences. Here’s how enterprises can make workplace software more intuitive without sacrificing security or control.
In practice, the vast majority of mature enterprises aren't choosing one model, they're running both, deliberately.
As AI agents move closer to infrastructure operations, we look at what platforms need to make explicit before agents can reliably act.
94% of technology leaders believe AI-generated code is higher quality when reviewed, but 78% report more incidents after deployment.
We look at how separate security weaknesses can combine into attack paths that give attackers a route through complex enterprise environments.
We report on the humanoid robots moving into real-world work at the World Robot Conference and the AI limitations still holding back wider adoption.
We look at how AI could remove human pauses from the cyber attack cycle and what shrinking intervention windows mean for enterprise security.
OpenAI is slowing parts of its AI development programme and pausing model testing for two weeks as it overhauls its research and training infrastructure following a security incident involving Hugging Face.
Identity-Native Security for the AI-Native Era
Triage alerts, find root cause, and prevent incidents at petabyte scale.
We look at why stronger data sovereignty could make organisations more willing to share valuable business data without giving up control.
The next challenge isn’t simply automating more work—it’s coordinating intelligent systems operating across multiple domains while maintaining operational trust.
We consider what humanitarian environments reveal about building, securing and governing technology when people depend on the outcome.
China’s move away from Microsoft Windows highlights a wider push for digital sovereignty, domestic technology and reduced reliance on foreign vendors.
DDoS attacks are growing in scale and sophistication. Qrator Labs CTO Andrey Leskin joins Richard Stiennon to explore the evolving threat and how organisations can strengthen their defences.
Better models don't automatically create better AI systems. We look at where enterprise AI performance increasingly comes from instead.
“We were always going to be developer-focused and remain open source. All software companies say that they listen to their customers, but it is the open-source businesses that go the furthest in incorporating community conversations into their product development.”
How the security industry spent twenty years paying to keep 87% of its logs unreachable — and what finally changes that.
The global AI race is moving beyond models. We report on how geopolitical competition is starting to reshape the technology enterprises can use.
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