The best quantum defence is an unglamorous cryptography overhaul
Quantum readiness should be measured through cryptographic inventories, funded migration plans and supplier commitments, not the number of futuristic pilots.
Read MoreQuantum readiness should be measured through cryptographic inventories, funded migration plans and supplier commitments, not the number of futuristic pilots.
Read MoreAI may lower the cost of attacking industrial controls, but resilience still depends on mediated access, equipment renewal and recovery options that operators have actually tested.
Read MoreThe reported OpenAI research chain shows why organisations should constrain identity trust, developer connectors and cross-system bounty testing.
Read MorePrivate expertise could strengthen US action against cybercrime, but offensive partnerships need transparent rules for authority, oversight, liability and unintended harm.
Read MoreAI may hollow out skilled work before it eliminates jobs. Employers should measure whether automation preserves judgement, apprenticeship and meaningful control, not merely headcount.
Read MoreApple fixed diverse security flaws in iOS 27 and iPadOS 27, while same-day 26.7 releases provide a separate security-update path.
Read MoreAnthropic has promised ongoing access for outside AI evaluators, but its CEO’s wider pacing framework lacks implementation details and rests partly on unverified cyber-risk forecasts.
Read MorePistachio says 30.27% of Tech Development users clicked at least one simulation over 12 months. Its report argues that annual click figures need context from other behavioural measures.
Read MoreA controlled AI worm experiment achieved adaptive propagation across vulnerable Windows, Linux and IoT hosts. The research found an emerging capability, not an active malware campaign.
Read MoreTencent says it has blocked the exploit path used in a controlled WeChat worm test, but key questions about affected versions and the underlying flaw remain.
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