Defence stories
Rising oil prices and higher borrowing costs are squeezing retail and housing-linked firms, while mining continues to hold up.
The new line aims to cut board-level security complexity for defence, infrastructure and fintech customers facing physical chip attacks.
Security teams can now automate blocking, access revocation and remediation across connected systems as Salt moves beyond alerts and tickets.
Europe must fix procurement and funding gaps if deep-tech is to become deployable defence capability, Balnord says.
A major outage at one strategic site could trigger £352 million in direct losses, underlining the need for tighter physical protection.
The fresh cash will expand Denmark's Gefion supercomputer capacity for public bodies, researchers and regulated industries as AI demand grows.
Published exploit code is giving defenders days, not weeks, to patch, with 91% of public proof-of-concept vulnerabilities hit within 48 hours.
Businesses could soon see gains from quantum computing, with Fujitsu saying utility-scale systems may arrive within five years and 5% route savings already found.
As copper lines are retired, exposed voice devices on IP networks are becoming a bigger target for toll fraud, scanning and ransomware.
Indian enterprises will gain broader access to quantum-safe cybersecurity tools as the partnership aims to help them assess cryptographic risk before quantum threats grow.
Defence and government teams will be able to share live operational updates across classified networks without switching terminals or relying on file transfers.
Startups will face tougher funding terms in 2027 as investors scrutinise revenue per employee and AI-driven efficiency more closely.
The award highlights growing demand for lighter, lower-power sensors as satellites face rising collision risks from more than 230 million debris fragments.
Employers can now test staff in risky scenarios through VR or web-based AI roleplay, with YORD saying results come faster and stick better.
The new service targets higher costs and slower deployment for teams building models for robotics, manufacturing, biology and defence.
The hire underscores how cyber security firms are racing to adapt services as AI reshapes both attacks and defences for customers.
Industrial operators can now automate OT network maps, reducing compliance gaps and giving security teams a live view of machine connections.
Canadian manufacturers eyeing defence contracts may need stronger digital controls, as Sabre's event highlights cybersecurity, ERP and AI readiness.
Billions in long-term borrowing could lift drone makers and defence tech groups, while half a billion pounds is set aside for AI safety and skills.
UK firms moving AI into core operations are driving demand for testing and assurance, as QualityAI names Kenny Small to lead its business there.