Data loss prevention in a browser-first world

Data loss prevention in a browser-first world

Paul Stuttard, director, Duxbury Networking. Data loss prevention (DLP) has traditionally focused on protecting sensitive information within the corporate network perimeter. However, this model no longer reflects how modern organisations operate. Today, data is constantly moving between different cloud services, SaaS (software-as-a-service) platforms, remote devices and web-based applications, making the browser a central workspace for…

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Bezos rocket erupts in fireball during ground test

Bezos rocket erupts in fireball during ground test

An aerial view of the Blue Origin manufacturing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, US. Brendan McDermid/Reuters An uncrewed Blue Origin New Glenn rocket exploded on the launchpad during a test on Thursday, in a major setback for Jeff Bezos’s space venture as it seeks to narrow the gap with Elon…

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NASA unveils schedule for first three moon base test missions

NASA unveils schedule for first three moon base test missions

NASA has shared an ambitious, preliminary framework for its first three “Moon Base” test flights. Having successfully concluded its crewed Artemis II lunar flyby mission in April, the agency is shifting focus toward establishing a permanent infrastructure on the lunar surface. These upcoming unmanned deployments are designed to evaluate newly contracted lunar landers and rovers…

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Motsepe-backed Spinnaker targets local tech talent

Motsepe-backed Spinnaker targets local tech talent

Spinnaker Support founder and CEO Mathew Stava and VP at Spinnaker Support EMEA Jon Gill. Spinnaker Support, which recently set up physical presence locally, is leveraging South Africa’s deep talent pool as it builds a support centre in the market. This is according to Mathew Stava, founder and CEO of Spinnaker Support, speaking at an…

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Anthropic tops valuation of AI pioneer OpenAI

Anthropic tops valuation of AI pioneer OpenAI

Anthropic has raised US$65-billion at a post-money valuation of $965-billion, as it seeks to expand computing capacity to meet growing demand for chatbot Claude and scale its products. The new valuation after the series-H funding round puts Anthropic ahead of rival OpenAI, which was last valued at $852-billion post-money in March. “Since our series-G in…

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The Ferrari Luce is a massive gamble on electric luxury

The Ferrari Luce is a massive gamble on electric luxury

Following its groundbreaking commitment to develop an all-electric vehicle, a massive pivot from previous corporate declarations, Ferrari has officially pulled back the curtain on the Ferrari Luce. While the vehicle’s minimalist, tactile cabin previously debuted as a standalone concept, seeing the interior integrated into a fully realized production prototype shifts the narrative entirely. What once…

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AI-driven attacks shrink window for vulnerability remediation

AI-driven attacks shrink window for vulnerability remediation

Oren Bart, regional manager at Pentera. AI is accelerating the speed, scale and cost-efficiency of cyber attacks. Threat actors are now using AI to automate social engineering and exploit exposures across identity, endpoints and cloud environments with minimal effort. As these threats evolve, enterprises face increased risk due to complex supply chains, distributed infrastructure, a…

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Meta launches Plus subscription tiers for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp

Meta launches Plus subscription tiers for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp

Following a brief phase of unannounced public testing, Meta has officially launched a premium, subscription-based ecosystem across its core social platforms: Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp. Operating under the newly established Meta One brand, a unified division built to manage the company’s experimental monthly payment structures, these “Plus” tiers introduce exclusive analytics, advanced messaging capabilities, and…

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Yoco buys AI-native operating system Dyner

Yoco buys AI-native operating system Dyner

Yoco has snapped up Dyner.ai. Fintech firm Yoco has acquired Dyner.ai, an AI-native operating system built for restaurants and independent businesses, for an undisclosed amount. In a statement, the company says the acquisition marks a step in Yoco’s evolution from a payments company into a broader commerce and operations platform for independent businesses. It notes…

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