AWS’s Unfinished Recovery Is the Clearest Argument for Multicloud Yet

Six months after Iranian drone strikes damaged three AWS data centers in the UAE and Bahrain, Amazon still hasn’t restored full service to either region, and it won’t even... Read more »

Fake MP4 Files Are Smuggling Malware Past Security Filters: Automated Scanners Never Check If They Play

Security researchers just found a malware campaign built around a file that never plays. Censys, the internet-scanning firm that maps exposed infrastructure worldwide, tracked 18 distinct malware builds across... Read more »

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 »
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