5G network slices could be vulnerable to attack, researchers say
Configuration errors and device vulnerabilities could allow attackers to move laterally across 5G network slices.
Stories by Maria Korolov
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Insured companies more likely to be ransomware victims
A recent report found that companies with cyber insurance have been hit by ransomware more than those without it, and sometimes more than once.
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NTT partners with Palo Alto for managed SASE with AIOps
A new offering from IT services provider NTT combines Palo Alto Networks' Prisma SASE offering with NTT's managed network services and AIOps infrastructure.
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How AI chatbot ChatGPT changes the phishing game
The Microsoft-backed free chatbot is improving fast and can not only write emails, essays but can also code. ChatGPT is also polyglot and that could facilitate and increase exponentially phishing attacks.
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IT supply issues have organisations shifting from just-in-time to just-in-case buying
2023 will be a mixed bag for semiconductors, with some lead times shortening while other networking equipment shortages drag on.
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Measuring the business impact of AI
Taking stock of AI ROI is challenging but essential. IT leaders and industry observers lend insights on how to get a clear idea of whether your AI efforts are paying off.
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Unlocking the hidden value of dark data
The chances are that most of the data collected — from human communications to machine logs — is piling up with little plan for actualising its potential.
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Early adopters embrace private 5G
Two arenas and a manufacturing centre are deploying private 5G networks for tech gains that include low latency and high reliability.
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Data lakehouses give enterprises analytics edge
For enterprises looking to wrest the most value from their data, especially in real-time, the “data lakehouse” concept is starting to catch on.
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Computer vision is primed for business value
Companies across a range of industries are deploying image- and video-based AI to improve and optimise key business processes and products.
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How SASE vendors are using AI
SASE vendors are applying AI and machine learning to the network- and security-related data they collect to sharpen analytics, tighten security and boost performance.
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AI takes aim at employee turnover
With attrition an increasingly challenging issue, companies are turning to chatbots and machine learning to augment HR strategies.
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10 ways IT can navigate the chip shortage
Buying used gear, extending the life of existing IT equipment, and considering cloud alternatives are among the tactics industry watchers recommend for dealing with the ongoing semiconductor shortage.
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10 enterprise AI trends for 2022
Enterprise AI is maturing quickly, with companies shifting to business-first AI strategies and AI benefits being sought out across the organisation.
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Cato adds fine-grained CASB controls to SASE platform
Adding CASB functionality to Cato’s SASE Cloud architecture is meant to make it easier for enterprises to protect against data breaches and cloud-delivered threats.
