The AdaptHealth Breach Shows Healthcare’s Weakest Link Isn’t Employees Anymore, It’s Vendors

AdaptHealth confirmed on September 9 that a June cyberattack exposed the health data of 4,115,802 patients. That makes it one of the largest healthcare breaches disclosed this year. The... Read more »

TP-Link’s Wi-Fi 8 Launch: The Hardware Is Ready, The Standard and the FCC Aren’t

TP-Link unveiled a full Wi-Fi 8 lineup this month, led by the Archer 8 Ultra router and the Deco 8 Ultra mesh system. Neither product runs on a finished... Read more »

Beyond the AI Model: The Investment Case for Data Infrastructure

Why the businesses that make data reliable, accessible and commercially useful deserve a place in the AI investment conversation By Luke Liplijn, Founder and CEO of Liplyn Group When... Read more »

Europe’s Proptech Winners Are Competing on Data, Not Software

A French government dataset, freely downloadable from data.gouv.fr, now powers residential valuation products across Europe. Banks pay millions to access products built on it. The dataset is called DVF.... Read more »

AI Attacks Cost Companies More in 2026. AI Defense Saved Them Almost as Much

A data breach cost the average company $4.99 million in 2026, the highest figure IBM has recorded since it began the study, and the technology most responsible for the... Read more »

Age assurance is a data workflow, not just an ‘I am over 18’ button

An age gate can look deceptively simple. A visitor clicks a button confirming that they are old enough and continues to the service. For some websites, that may be... Read more »

GPT-6 Astra’s ‘Critical’ Designation: The Governance Gap Behind the Breakthrough

OpenAI’s newest model can find and exploit flaws in hardened, real-world systems without a person walking it through the steps. The capability pushed GPT-6 Astra past “Critical,” the highest... Read more »

Winona County Paid $128,000 to Ransomware Hackers,  Eleven Weeks Later, a Different Gang Hit It Again

Winona County, Minnesota, did what a lot of security advisors tell victims not to do: it paid. In January, ransomware locked up the county government’s systems, and officials negotiated... Read more »

The Chief AI Officer Role Is Spreading Fast, The Results It’s Supposed to Own Aren’t There Yet

Eighty-eight percent of executives plan to raise AI budgets over the next year specifically because of AI agents, and companies are creating a new executive seat to manage that... Read more »

TrueNAS Unbundled Enterprise Storage From Its Hardware: Here’s What Software Alone Still Can’t Fix

Every enterprise storage vendor has sold the same implicit bargain for two decades: buy the appliance, and the vendor hands over software built to keep ransomware out, replicate data... Read more »
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