OWASP’s new Agentic Research Council will aim to connect academic work to operational realities on agentic AI security
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Nvidia Introduces First PCs Designed for AI Agents
The chip giant will work with manufacturers including Dell, Lenovo and HP to make the laptops, designed to support agentic computing.
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Nvidia Introduces First PCs Designed for AI Agents
The chips giant will work with manufacturers including Dell, Lenovo and HP to make the laptops, designed to support agentic computing.
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Anthropic adds 28 security and compliance integrations for Claude
AI tools are becoming part of everyday work in organizations, creating new security and oversight requirements as usage grows. To address that, Anthropic introduced 28 integrations with security and compliance tools that allow IT and security teams to manage Claude in the same way they manage other applications in their environments. The integrations are powered…
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Meet Fractal, an OS made for microarchitecture reverse engineering
Probing how a CPU isolates user code from kernel code is messy work. Researchers patch kernels, write drivers, or boot stripped-down bare-metal programs, and any of those choices change variables they were trying to hold still. Fractal, a new operating system from MIT CSAIL, was built to take that mess out of the loop, and…
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5 Steps to Managing Shadow AI Tools Without Slowing Down Employees
Many employees already use shadow AI tools at work without security review. Adaptive Security breaks down how teams can build practical AI governance without adding friction for employees. […]
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Lyrie: Open-source autonomous pentesting agent
Penetration testing has usually required weeks of manual work, specialized tooling, and teams with narrow skill sets. Lyrie, an open-source autonomous security agent built by OTT Cybersecurity, compresses that process into a command line tool and publishes the entire codebase. The project reached version 3.1.0 this month. The release adds XChaCha20-Poly1305 memory encryption for sensitive…
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Why Apple needs Intel — and America needs them both
If you think about it, it’s in the national interest for Apple to work with Intel to develop at least some capacity for silicon production outside of Taiwan. It’s also in Apple’s interest, as its continued growth means it needs more and more chips to put inside an ever-expanding product catalog. During Apple’s Q2 26 fiscal call, CEO Tim Cook…
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Q&A: How MSP Platform Sprawl Strains Operations and Security
As MSPs across the US work to scale profitably while delivering stronger security outcomes, faster response times, and more consistent customer experiences, many are discovering that operational complexity is a major barrier to sustainable growth. We spoke with James Griffin, CEO of CyberSentriq, about why disconnected environments are creating inefficiencies across the channel, how platform…
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Sen. Schumer seeks DHS plan on AI cyber coordination with state, local governments
The Senate’s top Democrat called on the Department of Homeland Security Friday to work closely with state and local governments to defend against artificial intelligence-strengthened hacks. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., wrote to DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin to make sure state, local, tribal and territorial (SLTT) governments aren’t left behind as AI models advance,…
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Apple, Intel Have Reached Preliminary Chip-Making Agreement
The iPhone maker and U.S. silicon giant will work together on chips for Apple devices. The Trump administration pushed for the deal.
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Trump officials are steering a cybersecurity scholarship program toward AI
The Trump administration is redirecting a cybersecurity scholarship program that requires recipients to work in government service toward artificial intelligence, leaving some current program scholars dismayed and bewildered. In an email to participating school program coordinators obtained by CyberScoop, the Office of Personnel Management and National Science Foundation said the CyberCorps Scholarship For Service program…
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Inside the World of Laptop Farms: How They Help Foreign Remote Workers Look U.S.-Based to Earn More Money
The expansion of remote work fundamentally altered enterprise security models. Organizations that once relied on tightly controlled office environments suddenly began shipping pre-configured corporate laptops to workers they would never physically meet. VPN enrollment, SaaS identity platforms, remote onboarding systems, and cloud collaboration tools rapidly became the new trust perimeter. Criminal organizations and state-sponsored operators…
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One keypress is all it takes to compromise four AI coding tools
Developers clone unfamiliar repositories all the time. Open-source projects, work from teammates, sample code from a tutorial, a library someone recommended on a forum. The convention is old and reasonable: you look at what’s inside before you run it. AI coding assistants that work from the command line have inherited that convention, and a new…
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10 quick productivity tips for Microsoft 365 mobile apps
Most of us work with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other Microsoft 365 apps primarily on a computer, via the desktop or web apps. While you’re on the go, the mobile versions of these apps are handy for reviewing documents, spreadsheets, presentations, or other Office files, and you can use them to do minor editing. But…
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Your work apps are quietly handing 19 data points to someone
Office work in 2026 runs through a stack of mobile apps that sit on the same phones people use for banking, messaging family, and tracking their location. Ten of the most common workplace apps in use across U.S. companies, including Gmail, Microsoft Teams, Zoom Workplace, Slack, and Notion, account for more than 12.5 billion downloads…
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Do Call Tracker Apps Really Work for Parents? A Feature Based Breakdown
In this post, I will answer the question – do call tracker apps really work for parents? Parenting has always been full of worries. But raising a child in the smartphone era adds completely new layer to that anxiety. The moment your child gets their first phone, you suddenly feel like part of their world…
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Shadow AI is Creating New Security Blind Spots for Australian Organisations
GUEST OPINION: Employees are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) tools at work, often without formal approval or oversight. A Gartner survey of cybersecurity leaders revealed that 69% of organisations suspect or have evidence that employees are using prohibited public GenAI. This ‘shadow AI’ is emerging as a new source of risk for Australian organisations, as sensitive…
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Adobe bets on AI agents to stay at the center of marketing workflows
Adobe is rolling out autonomous agents to orchestrate work across its applications, a move that will reinforce its position at the core of content and marketing workflows as AI disrupts the software landscape, analysts say. “We’re living at true inflection point; a moment where creativity and marketing are being reshaped by AI, unlocking incredible new…
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Where AI in CI/CD is working for engineering teams
Developers have folded AI into daily coding work. Still, the same tools remain largely absent from the systems that validate and ship software. New research from JetBrains points to a widening gap between how engineers write code on their own machines and what runs inside continuous integration and delivery pipelines. Daily coding use climbs past…
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Level Up Your Payment Security Expertise with PCI SSC Knowledge Training
Give your team the insight and confidence to work effectively with assessors through Knowledge Training. These courses are designed to help learners speak the same language as the assessor, confidently guide their organization through assessments and any pre-planning, and effectively collaborate alongside the assessor during an assessment. When teams are aligned, assessments run more…
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Level Up Your Payment Security Expertise with PCI SSC Knowledge Training
Give your team the insight and confidence to work effectively with assessors through Knowledge Training. These courses are designed to help learners speak the same language as the assessor, confidently guide their organization through assessments and any pre-planning, and effectively collaborate alongside the assessor during an assessment. When teams are aligned, assessments run more…
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ServiceNow and Google Cloud Unite AI Agents for Autonomous Enterprise Operations
AI agents across Google Gemini’s Enterprise platform and the ServiceNow AI Platform work as one autonomous chain across 5G networking, retail, and IT systems
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SpaceX Secures Option to Buy AI Startup Cursor For $60 Billion
After acquiring xAI, the rocket company says close work in coding partnership could lead to combination.
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Salesforce Creates FDE Partner Network for Agentforce
Salesforce is zeroing in on a familiar sticking point with enterprise AI. Getting something to work in a pilot is one thing; getting it to run smoothly in production, with the messiness of real systems and data, is where things tend to fall apart. The company this week introduced a Forward Deployed Engineering (FDE) Partner…
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Google wipes out 602 million scam ads with Gemini on duty
Google claims that its security teams work around the clock using its Gemini AI models to detect and stop harmful ads. “Bad actors are using generative AI to create deceptive ads at scale, and Gemini helps us detect and block them in real time” Keerat Sharma, VP and GM, Ads Privacy and Safety, Google, said.…
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Deputy Adds New Global Marketing Leader to the Roster
COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT: To accelerate growth and its position as the AI-powered platform for shift work.
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How Smart Tech is Lightening the Load for Modern Families
GUEST OPINION: For today’s families, life is a constant juggle of work, school drop-offs, extracurriculars, grocery runs, chores and the ever-growing mental load that often falls to Mum. But increasingly, technology is stepping in to help families feel more organised, more connected and, importantly, more in control.
Cybersecurity, Global Security News
MINISFORUM MS-01 Work Station and A1 Wholesale Guide
This post will show you the MINISFORUM MS-01 Work Station and A1 wholesale guide. Many people need a powerful computer for work, but large desktop systems take too much space. At the same time, most small PCs are made for basic tasks and may not handle heavy workloads well. This makes it hard to find…
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MINISFORUM MS-01 Work Station and A1 Wholesale Guide
This post will show you the MINISFORUM MS-01 Work Station and A1 wholesale guide. Many people need a powerful computer for work, but large desktop systems take too much space. At the same time, most small PCs are made for basic tasks and may not handle heavy workloads well. This makes it hard to find…
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29 million leaked secrets in 2025: Why AI agents credentials are out of control
AI agents need credentials to work. They authenticate with LLM platforms, connect to databases, call SaaS APIs, access cloud resources, and orchestrate across dozens of external services. Every integration point requires an identity. Most organizations are handling this badly, and the evidence is in the code. GitGuardian’s State of Secrets Sprawl Report found 28,649,024 new…
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Intel Partners With SpaceX, Tesla to Operate New Chip Plant
The Elon Musk-led companies plan to work with the semiconductor manufacturer at the Terafab project planned in Texas.
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College Kid Brings Down a Botnet
Plus: Uploading your blood work to AI, the whiz kids who dropped out of college, a drone’s unlikely inspiration and more.
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Security lapse lets researchers view React2Shell hackers’ dashboard
An apparent security lapse has allowed researchers to peer into the work of a threat group currently exploiting unpatched servers open to the four-month-old React2Shell vulnerability to steal login credentials, keys, and tokens at scale. Researchers from Cisco Systems’ Talos threat intelligence team who made the discovery said Thursday that the data harvested by an…
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iManage announces senior appointments and a promotion to support and accelerate business growth across APAC
iManage, the company dedicated to Making Knowledge Work, today announced senior new hires and a promotion to support and accelerate business growth across APAC.
Global Security News, Network Security
Kali Linux 2026.1 ships BackTrack mode, eight new tools, and a kernel upgrade to 6.18
Penetration testers running Kali Linux have a new release to work with. Version 2026.1 delivers the annual theme refresh, a new BackTrack-inspired mode in kali-undercover, eight tools added to the network repositories, a kernel bump to 6.18, and several Kali NetHunter changes. 2026 theme refresh Each year’s first Kali release brings a visual overhaul, and…
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Agentforce for Small Business is Now Built Into Salesforce Suites
Small businesses can put AI to work directly inside Salesforce Suites, now powered by Agentforce, turning customer data and context into action across every team.
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How to check your co-workers’ schedules in Outlook and Teams
Finding the right time for everybody to meet is a big challenge in work life. Simply throwing out a suggested meeting time in email — “Is everyone free on Thursday at 11am EST?” — often leads to multiple rounds of “I can’t make it then. How about Wednesday at 2pm?” follow-ups. There’s a better way.…
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What to look for in a client management tool for SEO
GUEST OPINION: Client work at an SEO agency often breaks down in quiet, familiar places. Notes sit in email threads, approvals land in chat, and invoices live somewhere else. Teams still move, but they spend extra time checking details they should already trust.
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AI Isn’t Lightening Workloads. It’s Making Them More Intense.
The technology is increasing the speed, density and complexity of work rather than reducing it, a new analysis of 164,000 people’s work activity shows.
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Is this how to prepare for an agentic AI driven future?
GUEST OPINION: Agentic AI marks a real shift in how work gets done inside an enterprise. It’s not just a technology evolution, it’s a governance and security problem that enterprises need to address head-on. Organisations that succeed in the agentic AI era will earn autonomy through visibility, clear policy boundaries and the ability to audit…
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The Hidden Cyber Risks of Remote Work Infrastructure
Hidden cyber risks in remote work include insecure home Wi-Fi, phishing attacks, and data exposure, leaving businesses and employees vulnerable to breaches.
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Pentagon Formally Labels Anthropic Supply-Chain Risk, Escalating Conflict
The move could have far-reaching consequences for other companies that work with the government; Anthropic has signaled a court challenge.
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2026 Browser Data Reveals Major Enterprise Security Blind Spots
The browser is becoming the operating system for modern work, yet many enterprises still treat it as an extension of network or endpoint security. Keep Aware’s 2026 State of Browser Security Report shows 41% of employees used AI web tools while browser-based phishing, extensions, and social engineering drive new security blind spots. […]
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Defends Pentagon Work to Staff, Calls Backlash ‘Really Painful’
The startup’s deal to do classified work with the Defense Department drew criticism from staff and other AI researchers.
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Half of US CISOs Work the Equivalent of a Six-Day Week
Seemplicity finds US security leaders work 11 or more extra hours per week
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Former Atlassian work futurist Dominic Price joins boutique advisory Be Luminous
Boutique advisory firm Be Luminous has appointed work futurist and TedX speaker Dominic Price as a Partner.
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NATO approves iPhone and iPad to handle classified info
In an impressive and unique industry first that reflects the work Apple has done on mobile device security since the first iPhone arrived almost 20 years ago, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) says iPhones and iPads running iOS 26 are secure enough to handle classified information in NATO-restricted environments — pretty much out-of-the-box. That’s going…
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Notion Launches Custom Agents: Workflows That Run Themselves
Custom Agents automate recurring work for entire teams using organisational knowledge
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ServiceNow launches Autonomous Workforce that thinks and acts; adds Moveworks to the ServiceNow AI Platform
COMPANY NEWS: AI specialists execute work with the scope, authority, and governance required for business New ServiceNow Employee Works solution connectsc onversational AI chat and enterprise search from Moveworks with autonomous workflows for nearly 200 million employees
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Apple plans to make Mac minis in the US
Illustrating the extent to which it is willing to work with the Trump Administration — and as President Donald J. Trump prepares for tonight’s State of the Union address — Apple now says it will begin to make Mac minis in Houston later this year. The Macs will be made at the same factory where the company now…
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Identity Prioritization isn’t a Backlog Problem – It’s a Risk Math Problem
Most identity programs still prioritize work the way they prioritize IT tickets: by volume, loudness, or “what failed a control check.” That approach breaks the moment your environment stops being mostly-human and mostly-onboarded. In modern enterprises, identity risk is created by a compound of factors: control posture, hygiene, business context, and intent. Any one of…
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The Role of Scalable Hosting in Remote Work Environments
In this post, I will talk about the role of scalable hosting in remote work environments. The world has been going into hybrid and remote working and is transforming how businesses are conducted. The working of teams has also transformed as the majority of them don’t work in physical offices; they work in various cities,…
Compliance, Global Security News, Risk Management
Ensuring legal compliance with Digital Paystub generation systems for multinational organisations
GUEST OPINION: As businesses expand across borders and adopt remote or hybrid work models, payroll management has become more complex than ever. Multinational organisations must navigate a patchwork of regional tax laws, labour regulations, and reporting standards while still delivering accurate and timely employee compensation. Digital paystub generation systems have emerged as a practical solution,…
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How Proxy Servers Work and Why They Have Become a Core Part of Internet Infrastructure
In this post, I will show you how proxy servers work and why they have become a core part of Internet infrastructure. In today’s digital environment, access to information is increasingly determined not by content, but by the route data takes. Industry analysts estimate that a significant portion of internet traffic now passes through intermediary…
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European Parliament Blocks AI on Lawmakers’ Devices Over Security Fears
The European Parliament has disabled built-in artificial intelligence features on work devices used by lawmakers and their staff, following internal cybersecurity and privacy concerns. The decision was communicated in an internal email seen by Politico, which reported the move on Monday. According to the message from the Parliament’s IT support team, the institution could not…
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SecureClaw: Dual stack open-source security plugin and skill for OpenClaw
AI agent frameworks are being used to automate work that involves tools, files, and external services. That type of automation creates security questions around what an agent can access, what it can change, and how teams can detect risky behavior. SecureClaw is an open-source project that adds security auditing and rule-based controls to OpenClaw agent…
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Microsoft AI CEO: AI to Automate Most Office Work Within 12–18 Months
The countdown for white-collar work may have already begun. Mustafa Suleyman, the CEO of Microsoft AI, suggests that the future of white-collar work may be uncertain. In a recent interview with the Financial Times, he predicted that artificial intelligence will automate most professional tasks within 12 to 18 months, including work done by lawyers, accountants,…
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What you need to know about hiring cycles – and why flexibility still wins
If you were looking for work in the IT or tech sector in December, you probably already know that it was a quiet time. The good news is that January and February are the best months for job activity, both for job seekers looking for roles and employers ready to hire.
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AI introduction can lead to employee burnout
We’ve all seen the claims: AI makes our work easier and is going to boost productivity to unheard of levels. For example, according to PwC, AI could boost global output by 15% over the next decade. But maybe things are not quite as rosy as the AI cheerleaders would have us believe. Some new research…
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SpecterOps Launches BloodHound Scentry to Accelerate the Practice of Identity Attack Path Management
Drawing on years of adversary tradecraft, SpecterOps experts work alongside customers to analyze and eliminate attack paths, protect critical assets, and stay ahead of emerging threats.
Global Security News, Identity Verification, News, privacy
Face scans and ID checks are coming to Discord
Discord users will soon see a change to how their accounts work. From early March 2026, access to some features will require age verification using an ID or a face scan. The changes follow earlier deployments in a small number of countries and will apply to both new and existing accounts. Under the updated model,…
Global Security News, Government & Policy
Elon Musk’s Go-To Banker Is Back in Action for the SpaceX IPO
Michael Grimes is leaving the government to return to Morgan Stanley and work on possibly the biggest initial public offering ever.
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Long-Running AI Agents Are Here
Anthropic’s Claude Code and Cowork agents are a glimpse into the AI-driven future of work.