CSOonline.com reported that “AI was supposed to make security teams more efficient, but instead, it’s making their jobs harder. Security professionals are being pulled in two directions: they’re being expected to govern their organisation’s AI use while also figuring out how to integrate the technology into their own workflows, often without proper training. The result?
Computerworld.com reported that “The US government is seeking to prevent the tech giant from extending search dominance into the AI era. Federal prosecutors warned that Google might leverage artificial intelligence to entrench its search monopoly, demanding “strong measures” to prevent the tech giant from extending its market control into the AI era.” The April 22,
Computerworld.com reported that “Upcoming generative AI features in unified endpoint management tools have the potential to bring new efficiencies and insights — but also to wreak havoc with enterprise systems and employee devices. Here’s how IT leaders can prepare. Generative artificial intelligence (genAI) capabilities and features are coming to unified endpoint management (UEM) platforms —
Computerworld.com reported that “Apple and Google know that smart glasses will replace the smartphone as the main device people use the most, according to recent news. And the two leading smartphone platform makers don’t want Meta to own the future of mobile computing, but they know Meta is leading the race so far. Meta is the
BankInfoSecurity.com reported that “…the rollout of the Payment Card Industry’s Data Security Standard in force since April 1. PCI DSS – now at version 4.0.1 – introduces a raft of refinements aimed at locking down payment card security, but modified hardline requirements for merchants to vouchsafe the scripts running on their websites and browser security.”
Computerworld.com reported that “In a landmark decision, a US District Judge has ruled that Google illegally monopolized the ad tech market. A federal judge in Virginia has found that the tech giant established “monopoly power” for two online advertising markets: publisher ad servers and ad exchanges that sit between buyers and sellers.” The April 17,
Computerworld.com reported that “The deal could save taxpayers $2 billion while signaling potential pricing shifts for enterprise customers. In a move that could reshape public-sector IT procurement, Google has entered into a landmark agreement with the US General Services Administration (GSA), offering its Workspace productivity suite to all federal agencies at discounts of up to
Computerworld.com reported that “The rapid evolution of consumer drone technology is reshaping its potential uses in many ways, including its application in cyberattacks.
Modern consumer drones are quieter, faster, and equipped with longer battery life, enabling them to operate further from their operators. They can autonomously navigate obstacles, track moving objects, and capture high-resolution
CIO.com reported that “CEOs, their boards, and the rest of the C-suite continue to push AI as a strategic imperative. As a result, IT’s investments in AI are up, with the percentage of the IT budget earmarked for AI projects nearly tripling from last year, according to the 2025 CIO Playbook from Lenovo and research
CIO.com reported that “AI and analytics are transforming how businesses operate, compete and grow. However, even the most sophisticated models and platforms can be undone by a single point of failure: poor data quality. This challenge remains deceptively overlooked despite its profound impact on strategy and execution. The decisions you make, the strategies you implement
