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Matthew Burbidge

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AI cybercrime threat fails to materialise

The threat of AI-infused cybercrime seems overblown. For the moment.

Innovation

AI cybercrime threat fails to materialise

The threat of AI-infused cybercrime seems overblown. For the moment.

GenAI: What are you afraid of?

The GenAI market is fizzing, and it’s seemingly being bolted onto everything. But is it ready for enterprise prime time?

Brothers in arms

Partnerships are now the norm in business, but there are risks to be aware of.

Which medium for messaging?

What kind of messaging platforms are our public servants using?

Panic-as-a-Service?

What threats are security professionals seeing this year? Plenty.

Apps are everywhere, all at once

Most application deployments are failing, yet everybody's doing it. What's going wrong?

There’s a new agent in town

Microsoft says it’s locked down user data in the EU, and there’s a new Chinese general AI agent.

The question of outsourcing

Just because you’re outsourcing an IT function doesn’t lessen your responsibility.

The dreamer

Why aren’t we doing better with educating students, and why can’t they find jobs? Taddy Blecher has some ideas.

Back in the doghouse again

OpenAI is making hay with its new models, but now it’s wading into the geopolitics of AI.

How seriously are you taking security?

The average enterprise security team is juggling between 60 to 80 security tools. No wonder we’re not performing particularly well on cyber.

Reimagining retail

Where will the next wave of customers come from?

SPAR and SAP: What went wrong?

In hindsight, Spar’s SAP implementation could have been a little smoother.