Members only Change Healthcare Single ransomware attack has $2.45 billion impact -- with "direct response" costs hitting $776 million One Citrix appliance with no MFA = $2 billion in damages.
Intel Intel RAG chatbot leaps data hurdles at Paris Olympics Chip hurler shares lessons for enterprises from the International Olympic Committee's test of retrieval-augmented generation
Cisco Critical Cisco vulnerability CVE-2024-20419 lets unauthenticated attackers change admin passwords "A successful exploit could allow an attacker to access the web UI or API with the privileges of the compromised user."
News Samsung acquires knowledge graph startup Oxford Semantics The acquisition "will further boost Samsung’s strong capabilities in knowledge engineering.”
Banking Bank of America plans $4 billion "technology initiatives" spend "AI has moved from cost-savings ideas to enhancing the quality of our customer interactions" says CEO.
Members only UK government King's Speech: Labour sets out cybersecurity rules, but fails to introduce 'AI Bill'
News Datadog rumoured to be sniffing round GitLab as tech M&A market heats up That corporate tech roulette wheel never stops spinning
Microsoft UK regulator launches 'new merger inquiry' into Microsoft’s hiring of AI luminaries Watchdog probes decision to bring 'certain former employees' of Inflection AI into the Microsoft fold
GenAI What 'went wrong' with GenAI in business and the enterprise? Princeton professor warns of 'unsolved challenges' 'The AI-in-your-face approach by Microsoft and Google has led to features that are occasionally useful and more often annoying.'
News UK and Poland cyber teams launch 'Baltic Mule' exercise to protect NATO land forces Allies launch the first assurance exercise focused on forward land forces in Eastern Europe, which is intended to ensure military supply plans are secure
Gartner Gartner cuts IT spending forecast, warns of ongoing 'CIO team fatigue' "Generative AI is being felt across all technology segments and subsegments, but not to everyone’s benefit."
Members only News Kings Speech: Monarch heads to House of Lords to fire starting gun on Labour’s tech policy
cyberattack Cyberattack disrupts 911 emergency services in California Incident blamed on 'relatively new' gang of cybercriminals.
zero day Windows 'relics' zombified in Void Banshee zero-day attacks Threat actors use CVE-2024-38112 to bring the remains of Internet Explorer back to life as a 'zombie' hellbent on stealing valuable data.
Wells Fargo "We'll move slowly": Wells Fargo CEO reveals bank's cautious approach to Generative AI "There is traditional AI - and then there is GenAI..."
Department of Defense Over budget and under-performing: Department of Defense IT challenges in the spotlight Costs soar across the DOD as "budget constraints remain a challenge" and agile processes struggle to take root
LLMs Microsoft unveils a large language model that excels at encoding spreadsheets New LLM has the "potential to transform data management and analysis, paving the way for more intelligent and efficient user interactions."
Snowflake Is Snowflake the 'third-party cloud platform' caught up in massive AT&T data heist? The customer of records of almost 110 million people have been stolen - and it's claimed that a familiar name may be at the centre of the story
News Elon Musk's blue tick scheme for X may be a 'dark pattern', European Commission claims Brussels isn't happy with some of the policies set since the billionaire took over the social network formerly known as Twitter
NATO NATO to boost tech adoption – sees cyber, space, subsea as priorities Alliance announces its new "Integrated Cyber Defence Centre" -- and is procuring extensively for a range of software and services as it works on projects like a new "MSaaS".
Softbank Softbank gives UK AI chip maker Graphcore a soft landing Japanese tech investor has a taste for British chips and bought up the storied silicon designer ARM in 2016
AI EU AI Act enters into law: Businesses face "potentially lethal" compliance risks, expert warns "Astronomical fines, sweeping scope, and unclear definitions. The scariest thing about AI is now, unequivocally, AI regulation itself."
