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Schoenaerts promotion comes as the vendor moves to strengthen its partner ecosystem and drive growth across the region

With validating AI output an increasing problem, some business leaders are using one AI to check the output of another

A reasonable entry-level multifunction, but it's a little pricey to run, and not particularly great at anything

A cyber attack can impact far more than revenue, but insurance can help soften the blow

The inescapable presence of AI is changing what customers expect from MSPs, who are increasingly being pulled into business decisions that extend beyond technology

EU-LISA is suing IBM, Leonardo, and Atos over Entry/Exit System delays

The aim is to stop cyber attacks in their early stages before they escalate into large-scale attacks

New legislation designed to shore up EU sovereignty capabilities could hit purse strings for both UK and European firms

Careless AI consumption is having the biggest drag on AI momentum, according to Gartner analysts

The French government attributed the attack to cyber criminals affiliated with Iran, calling for fresh sanctions

The program could lead to mandatory technical audits before high-capability models are deployed within the EU

Theres a difference between what an AI agent is allowed to do and what its capable of. How can enterprises prevent their agents from performing unsanctioned actions beyond their knowledge and control?

Open source is free - how can you build a successful channel business?

New AI automation features aim to bolster hybrid cloud management for Red Hat customers

The name may be new, but the iX9 is a quality item with strong performance, impressive refinement, and a good selection of ports

The deepfake voice and video scheme saw fraudsters steal nearly $130 million

We compare Microsoft's latest RTX Spark laptop with Apple's iconic notebook

Elke Karskens appointment comes as OpenAI expands its footprint in the UK and Ireland

Bobby and Ross talk to the CEO of Passpack about how IT leaders can beat password spraying

Jeter will oversee Abnormal AIs marketing strategy as it looks to expand the reach of its behavioral AI offering

Workplace monitoring tools have long divided opinion, but can be implemented responsibly

Multiple reports add Apple to the list of companies reducing spend on AI tokens

A pipeline notice shows a significant increase compared to a 2023 Home Office contract with AWS

Research shows that most say it would take weeks or months to migrate

Data from dozens of schools has been accessed after an attack on the Trading with Schools platform

Binance has revealed new details on a record-breaking hack that hit the company last week

The business transformation veteran will oversee ANDs go-to-market strategy as it eyes further expansion across the US

As companies cut down on tokenmaxxing, what are the risks posed by the practice and how will crackdowns impact cybersecurity?

The new Paige agent from PagerDuty will act as a digital assistant for teams battling incidents

A new study warns against delegating flaw fixes to AI when human staff are still struggling to understand what's wrong

New IDC research has revealed that IT distribution revenue across the continent increased by 29.2% in Q3

If you're looking for a do-it-all color multifunction for a branch, home or small office, the Xerox C303a could be a good bet

With AI deeply embedded in modern business operations, organizations face new resilience challenges far beyond traditional IT backups.

Openreach says hundreds of thousands of firms still haven't made the change and could face major costs and disruption if they don't

The union will be able to connect with Google workers and speak about the benefits of unionization

Critical national infrastructure organizations need to take advantage of the help available, and invest a great deal more

More than 40 stores have been affected across seven countries as experts warn thousands more internet-exposed systems remain vulnerable

Researchers are warning that AI is at risk from memory poisoning. How do attacks work, and how should firms respond to the threat?

Dorman Point is expected to come online by the end of 2029 with an initial 1,440 MVA capacity

Volta-Autodoxer collates and evaluates data from passwords to Uber Eats receipts

Mediocre battery life and low single-core performance hold back what could have been a game-changing laptop

New research from Gartner suggests that poor workforce planning means many companies will up rehiring staff

Comparitech has observed a rise in ransomware attacks against government organizations

With two new data centers in the Netherlands, the company said it can provide the infrastructure, performance, and data residency that customers are asking for

A hacktivist group claims it gained access to DHS systems using compromised user credentials

ITPro got a behind-the-scenes look at how HPEs global facility is building trust in refurbished technology for a more circular IT economy

More than one-third of AI projects have run over budget, but business leaders are still bullish on investment

A Russia-linked campaign tricks users into installing infected software by by impersonating popular AI desktop applications

The hardware is mostly fantastic, and the OS is forward-looking and AI-focused however, software support will be an issue for many enterprises

On this week's episode, ITPro news and analysis editor Ross Kelly joins Bobby and Scott to talk through the biggest stories of the month