It’s time to walk the walk with AI

AI ambition stalls without strong data foundations and resilience discipline.

Chinese government cracks down on in-office OpenClaw use over potential security risks

Chinese cybersecurity authorities warn that rapid OpenClaw adoption in workplaces could expose sensitive systems through automation errors, prompt injection attacks, and malware.
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‘Data is so ubiquitous nowadays, but we’re not necessarily coming up with new ways to protect it’: Researchers develop ‘negative light’ signals that hide transmissions in plain sight

Scientists demonstrate a communications method that hides data in natural heat radiation, making transmissions invisible to snoopers.
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I’m a cybersecurity professional, here’s why I’m preparing for an AI data breach

AI companies host a treasure trove of data – third-party data breaches pose major risk.

‘A classic honeypot’: Movie fans catching up on Best Picture nominees targeted by dangerous malware ahead of of Oscars 2026

Don’t be caught up in Oscars fever, as cybercriminals and scammers are lurking in the wings.

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Deepfake worries hit a new high as one in four Americans say they have received a deepfake voice call in the past 12 months — experts blame ‘the weaponization of AI’

Deepfake AI voice scams are rising, spam calls overwhelm users, and many Americans demand carriers take responsibility for protection.
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Proof over promises: a new doctrine for cybersecurity

The need to shift from trust-based compliance to evidence-based security.

The UK just spent £180 million to make sure it’s telling the time correctly — but it could also be the key to ensuring AI, 5G, and more all work properly

The UK invests £180 million in atomic clocks to build a national timing network that supports AI, 5G, and infrastructure.
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‘It’s ironic, because what we were trying to do, store data on the internet – and do it really, really well – was not so simple’: Celebrating 20 years of Amazon S3

It may be 20 years old, but Amazon’s popular cloud storage service shows no signs of slowing down.

An obscure OS could surpass ChromeOS by the end of 2027 — Huawei’s Harmony OS grows 9x in 12 months, and it’s only the beginning

HarmonyOS expands from smartphones to PCs, showing tenfold growth potential, leveraging Huawei’s ecosystem, and reaching almost one billion devices.
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