Artificial Intelligence (AI) has quickly become one of the most talked-about technologies in recent years. Once seen as a tool only for tech giants, AI is now being embraced by businesses of all sizes. Small and Medium Enterprises, in particular, stand to benefit greatly from this technology. However, while AI offers exciting opportunities, it also comes with challenges that businesses need to navigate carefully.
In an era where technology is the backbone of modern business operations, the frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks are reaching alarming levels. Recent data from early 2024 reveals that UK businesses are facing a new cyberattack every 44 seconds
Vodafone UK recently announced its plans to switch off its 3G network in 2023. The company has already started its 3G switch off in the Plymouth and Basingstoke areas, and it will continue across the rest of the UK region by region, starting in June and throughout the rest of the year.
Twitter has announced that it will restrict SMS-based two-factor authentication only to users who are subscribed to the £8-a-month Twitter Blue service from 20th March. The announcement has raised concerns for users who fail to switch over to another method of authentication (2FA) could be vulnerable.
Rackspace, a leading cloud computing company, recently suffered a major security breach of its systems and have confirmed this was the result of ransomware.
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