How AI Could Bring More Joy to the Workplace
AI could change more than productivity. Kevin Surace explains how it could remove tedious work, create new opportunities and bring more joy into the workplace.
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AI could change more than productivity. Kevin Surace explains how it could remove tedious work, create new opportunities and bring more joy into the workplace.
New research suggests the group is building local AI capabilities for malware development, data analysis and attack automation.
We look at the CTEM tools helping enterprise security teams prioritise, validate, and reduce real exposure risk in 2026.
“Once session persistence is established, the threat actors deploy automated scripts for data exfiltration from enterprise cloud environments, including Microsoft 365 and Okta.”
The foundations of computing are changing. Explore the technologies reshaping computer architecture from AI and chiplets to RISC-V and high-bandwidth memory.
We explain why modern cyber risk increasingly emerges from hidden trust relationships, delegated authority and interconnected enterprise systems.
We explore what cyber incident response is, including the response lifecycle, key responsibilities, planning stages, testing opportunities and how to strengthen your current enterprise readiness.
We report on Google's AI leadership reshuffle, including Demis Hassabis' new role, key executive departures and what changes at Google DeepMind.
AI should support, not replace, your expertise.
Despite high expenditures, SpaceX records an all-time high revenue for 2026 thanks to Starlink and AI investments.
We report on how UK and US authorities are responding to recent rogue AI agent security incidents involving OpenAI and Anthropic.
“Autonomous AI agents could take an entire task & run it from start to stop without intervention, without any directives, making agentic AI attacks far more vicious than what the industry is accustomed to in traditional applications.”
New UN University research warns that AI's data centre boom could push global water use to match the daily needs of 1.3 billion people in 4 years.
Whether you're attending Black Hat or simply want to stay ahead of the conversations shaping enterprise security, this episode provides practical context on the technologies, challenges, and priorities security leaders should be watching.
Enterprise AI's next act isn't smarter models—it's governance built outside the AI itself. EmergeGen calls it "Architectural Intelligence": SuperOntology™ and Zero Gap Agents™ keep autonomous agents auditable and secure. The real question: what stops an AI from gaming its own rules?
Enterprises running their own internal agent evaluations or red-team environments should assume the same gap exists in their own setup.
We report on how Anthropic's AI cybersecurity testing accidentally breached three real companies after evaluation systems retained internet access.
“We must operate on the runtime side because an agent can bypass static gates established during login or registration."
Good data removes the guesswork.
"Every organisation today wants to become agentic, but before they can become agentic, they must become AI-ready, and most are not,” Aiman Ezzat, Capgemini CEO.
While technology continues to evolve at an extraordinary pace, organisations are still working to catch up.
We highlight why Zafran Security earned the EM360Tech Impact Index Vanguard Award for advancing the conversation around agentic exposure management.
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