Kayleigh Bridges is a journalist and writer specializing in technology and cybersecurity. With a focus on providing informative and engaging content, Kayleigh has written for publications such as TechSpective and Security Boulevard. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including innovation in technology, data security, artificial intelligence, and industry trends.
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Kayleigh Bridges' articles predominantly focus on industry-specific content, including software and SaaS, with a significant emphasis on "how-to" guides and press releases. She also covers business-related topics, technology trends, and expert commentary.
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By: Kayleigh Bridges
Our current era is the dawn of a new age driven by information technology which connects people and makes data easily available to anyone with a smartphone. As a result, the dating scene has changed with endless possibilities that one couldn’t have even dared to imagine a few decades ago.
By: Neville Pattinson, Rob Enderle, Kayleigh Bridges
Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite: the answer to the demand for energy-efficient desktop parts. Find out how this powerful CPU design delivers improved performance.
By: Ryan Johnson, Rob Enderle, Kayleigh Bridges
Maximize your small business potential with AI. Learn how AI adoption can give you a competitive edge and maximize budgets.
By: Rob Enderle, Ainsley Lawrence, Kayleigh Bridges, Ryan Johnson
Discover the benefits of ADAS technology in modern vehicles, including automated driving, emergency braking, blind-spot checking, and more.
Contemplating the development of bespoke financial software for your business?
The password’s days are numbered. Passwordless authentication is fast emerging as the password’s successor. Leveraging biometrics, hardware security keys, passkeys, and more, passwordless authentication technologies are a more secure alternative to the traditional password.
By: Ainsley Lawrence, Kayleigh Bridges, Josh Breaker-Rolfe, Rob Enderle
The laptop market heats up as Microsoft and AMD bring CoPilot support to their Ryzen AI 300 processors, challenging Qualcomm.
Microsoft Access users often face problems related to corruption in Access database (MDB/ACCDB) files. When the Access database gets corrupted, users may encounter certain errors or problems, such as being unable to access or open the database file, certain objects, such as tables or forms not opening, and various others. The only way to resolve such problems is by repairing the corrupt Access database file. In this article, we will discuss the ways to repair the corrupt Access database file and fix the problems related to database corruption. However, before proceeding, let’s understand the reasons for corruption in Access database files.
By: Rob Enderle, Tony Bradley, Kayleigh Bridges
Stay informed about the latest cybersecurity threats. Check out the updated X-Force Threat Report by IBM, focusing on adversary-in-the-middle attacks and email attacks.
By: Rob Enderle, Kayleigh Bridges, Tony Bradley
Learn about the game-changing approach to cybersecurity: Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM). Discover how it revolutionizes traditional vulnerability management methods.
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