Cloud computing’s agility has permanently reshaped enterprise IT, but it also exposes new layers of vulnerability. Modern organizations run thousands of workloads across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud while orchestrating containers, microservices, and APIs that shift by the minute. Security […]
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For the past two years, the corporate world has been gripped by a singular obsession: Artificial Intelligence (AI). C-suites and boardrooms have mandated “AI-first” strategies, terrified of being left behind in a gold rush not seen since the dawn of
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For the past several years, the world has been mesmerized by the creative and intellectual power of artificial intelligence (AI). We have watched it generate art, write code, and discover new medicines. Now, as of October 2025, we are handing
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Like it or not, your staff are already using AI. Walk around any modern office, and you’ll likely see Copilot or ChatGPT tucked behind a spreadsheet, an AI summarizer pulling key takeaways from a meeting transcript, or an AI-powered scheduling
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I wrote last month that AI has made it easier than ever to produce code—and just as easy to produce insecure code. Development velocity has exploded. So have vulnerabilities. We’re now writing, generating, and deploying software faster than most organizations
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For the better part of a decade, digital assistants have been stuck in a state of arrested development. Devices like Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant have become glorified voice-activated egg timers and music players, adept at simple, one-shot commands but
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For years, creative professionals have unknowingly provided raw materials making modern AI possible. Photographers sharing portfolios online, models contributing biometric data through professional shoots, and writers publishing content across digital platforms—all have been building the datasets that power today’s AI
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This past week in New York, Google didn’t just launch a new set of phones; it laid out its most cohesive and aggressive vision yet for an AI-powered future, presenting a direct and compelling challenge to Apple’s dominance. The event
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AI agents are moving fast—from “experimental sidekicks” to full-fledged members of the enterprise workforce. They’re writing code, creating reports, handling transactions, and even making decisions without waiting for a human to click approve. That autonomy is what makes them useful—and
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The rapid ascent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has sparked a profound reevaluation of how we interact with technology, particularly in the realm of productivity software. At the forefront of this revolution are large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and
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