Ian Murphy

The threat that quantum computers could render current encryption useless is not new. It has been a topic since 1994. When we will hit that point is still

Azul has announced it is to switch to a monthly critical security patch update (CSPU) cycle for Java long-term support (LTS). This will apply to its two

The biggest thing we learned this week is that our sandboxes are not good enough when it comes to containing AI. The big story was the way that two OpenAI

Abnormal AI has added a trilogy of new solutions to expand its Behavioural Security Platform. Each tool addresses the behaviour of a specific risk, from

BlueVoyant has launched its Microsoft 365 E7 readiness bundle. The bundle targets what BlueVoyant sees as a problem with the new M365 E7 tier. It leaves

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Hot on the heels of the OpenAI-Hugging Face attack, Anthropic admitted its models also attacked other companies. As with the OpenAI incident, the models,

Zero Networks has announced its Least Agency Enforcement capabilities. This new feature provides an enforcement layer that supports the Open Worldwide

TrustScale has launched Argus to detect and correct AI hallucinations. It is calling the technology a lie detector for AI that works in real time.

Tracking AI and cybersecurity incidents is difficult on a weekly basis. It has been three weeks since the last round-up due to participation in an