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Small businesses are ‘flying blind’ on carbon emissions and struggling to track sustainability goals
News Research from Wasabi shows small businesses are struggling to keep track of carbon emissions, and a key factor lies in the poor reporting from tech vendors.
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Apple launches appeal over ‘unprecedented’ EU fine
News Apple is pushing back against new app store rules imposed by the European Commission, suggesting a €500m fine is a step too far.
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When IT and operational resilience meet: Staying one step ahead of regulation and rogue threats
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Cyber incidents are not only high, but growing, and ICT suppliers can find themselves on the hook if the worst happens
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Cisco warns of critical flaw in Unified Communications Manager – so you better patch now
News While the bug doesn't appear to have been exploited in the wild, Cisco customers are advised to move fast to apply a patch
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ManageEngine debuts new MSP platform to streamline IT operations
News The new MSP Central platform targets IT sprawl with integrated RMM, PSA, and advanced server monitoring
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy doubles down on the company's AI focus
News Amazon CEO Andy Jassy thinks companies need to "lean into" AI and embrace the technology despite concerns over job losses.
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Why DORA is bigger than just a financial sector compliance check box exercise
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The EU’s landmark digital resilience legislation has issued a wake-up call for adopting a continuous approach to cybersecurity
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Microsoft layoffs set to hit 9,000 staff in biggest round of cuts since 2023
News The latest round of layoffs at the tech giant is expected to impact around 9,000 staff globally.
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Trustwave acquisition positions LevelBlue as 'largest pure-play MSSP'
News LevelBlue's acquisition of Trustwave will create the world's largest managed security services provider.
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Leaseweb names Alex Wessel as new chief operations officer
News Wessel is tasked with leading centralized teams at Leaseweb’s Amsterdam headquarters.
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Engineering firms see little productivity benefit from use of AI
News While engineering firms are keen on ramping up the use of AI, many aren't fully unlocking value due to botched adoption strategies and legacy technology.
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Will US tech workers get the right to disconnect?
In-depth International examples show the benefits of more hands-on protections for employees
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