China blamed for Ministry of Defence attack that exposed military personnel data
News The Ministry of Defence has contacted those affected by a data breach that's being attributed to China-affiliated actors
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News GitLab accounts are at serious risk of a maximum severity vulnerability that is already being exploited in the wild, according to CISA
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News Internal Microsoft emails show the firm was worried about Google's AI potential, prompting its investment in OpenAI that kickstarted the generative AI race
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whitepaper Why and how to gain your customers’ trust with your AI and digital transformation strategy
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ITPro 20/20 The technology, policies, and markets likely to shape IT decision-making in the year ahead
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ITPro 20/20 A look at the shady world of cyber security networking and online communities
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ITPro 20/20 Issue 32 looks at the problems that can arise when businesses choose to embrace flashy terminology at the expense of simplification
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ITPro 20/20 Advancements in the core technology mean holograms could soon become instrumental in eliminating the worst aspects of hybrid work