Women in Cyber Security on the Rise, But Facing More Layoffs and Budget Cuts Than Men
In 2024, women accounted for 22% of global security teams on average, compared to 17% in 2023, according to ISC2.
UK competition watchdog drops Microsoft-OpenAI probe
Digital rights campaigners say it shows the regulator has given into Big Tech and been “defanged.” Read More
Granny gets X-rated message after Apple AI fail
Louise Littlejohn said she was shocked and then laughed when she received the error strewn voicemail transcription. Read More
Apple takes legal action in UK data privacy row
The tech giant is appealing a government order for access to customers’ private data, the BBC understands. Read More
I wish my job didn’t exist – the team that has to find child abuse images
Mabel works for a firm that trawls the internet looking to remove the worst indecent images. Read More
Hellblade 2 leads the way at Bafta Games Awards
Astro Bot, Still Wakes the Deep and Thank Goodness You’re Here! complete a varied field this year. Read More
Hegseth orders pause in US cyber-offensive against Russia
The reported directive from the defence secretary comes during an American push to end the war in Ukraine. Read More
Apple’s Rumored 1st Foldable iPhone: Price, Features & Release Date
Retro styling plus lessons learned from the modern flip phone industry combine. Will Apple’s typical reticence to jump on a trend early pay off?
Critical Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Found in These VMware Products
A year after VMware ESXi servers faced ransomware attacks, new zero-day vulnerabilities are being exploited, posing risks to organizations worldwide.
‘They Just See Their Daughters’ — How Gender Bias in Tech Costs Europe €198.8 Billion
Women-led companies have had significantly less representation at the exit stage, but they bring in more value per exit than their male-led counterparts.