Cloud computing has transformed the IT industry, and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) is at the heart of it all. IaaS provides businesses with improved computing power and cloud storage, making it easier and less expensive for those businesses to scale their operations without the need to manage physical servers. But with this growth comes a unique set … Read more
By Jim Alcove The rise of AI co-pilots is exposing a critical security gap: sensitive data sprawl and excessive access permissions. Related: Weaponizing Microsoft’s co-pilot Until now, lackluster enterprise search capabilities kept many security risks in check—employees simply couldn’t find much of the data they were authorized to access. But Microsoft Copilot changes the game, … Read more
As the EU pursues a new relationship with Syria following the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, it would be wise to remember the mistakes made in Afghanistan, argues Loqman Radpey. Europe’s engagement with the recently established regime in Syria has been notably swift. In early January 2025, the German and French foreign ministers, Annalena Baerbock … Read more
I recently came into some funds and, being conscious of the financial services compensation scheme (FSCS) limiting bank insurances of deposit accounts to £85,000 (€100,000 EU; $250,000 USA) have had to open new accounts to move things around. In general, the remote account opening experience with newer neobanks is pretty good. On the other hand, … Read more
As Google’s 2024 antitrust loss proved, the company has worked very, very hard to ensure its search engine is the primary roadmap for the Internet. Google scours the Internet for data about everything—even you. And if you don’t want your personal info to wind up in Google search results, you can use the just-redesigned “Results … Read more
