DDoS
France fends off unprecedented DDoS attacks as it gears up for Olympian challenge
Low tech, highly inconvenient cyber assault comes just weeks after Ukraine cooperation deal
Joe Fay
Joe Fay is a freelance reporter. He has been covering the technology industry for 30 years and has edited publications in London and San Francisco.
News
techUK calls on next gov to lead on AI – though tech leaders just want lower energy costs
Wish list also features deregulation, tax breaks
UK government
UK.gov's “ostrich” approach to cybersecurity leaves country “exposed and unprepared”
Departments need to go away and rethink how to protect country from ransomware
CIO
Schneider Electric CIO Elizabeth Hackenson on AI, IT's energy consumption, and CFO demands...
"I don't think there's enough energy in the world for what we're going to need for AI."
News
AI rush means bugs are a question of security AND safety
Bugcrowd founder says now is the time for the crowd to identify bias and other AI threats
News
techUK launches multistage programme for gov to boost nation's standing in the space economy
Less regulation, more visas need to help sector that's already worth £17.5bn
News
Bank of England praised for streamlined risk approach -- but staff keep sending emails awry
Address blunders make up almost half of "minor" compliance breaches
News
Does Microsoft's Mistral deal take wind out of EU's sails on AI regulation?
Sometimes one AI player just isn't enough
Russia
Beat the bear's cloud incursions with canaries says Five Eyes
Service accounts, MFA bombing and residential proxies are being widely deployed by APT29.
Reddit user posts will fuel Google’s LLM – others should think twice before trying to do the same
Changing T/Cs retrospectively ain't gonna work
News
ServiceNOW unwraps NetACE buy as it targets creaking telcos
As it cuddles up to AI darling Nvidia in Barcelona to generate telco friendly products
OpenAI
US watchdog warns on "security, equity, civil rights" risks of open LLMs - launches consultation
Open models hold potential for “substantial harms, such as risks to security, equity, civil rights, or other harms due to, for instance, affirmative misuse, failures of effective oversight, or lack of clear accountability mechanisms”