Baldur’s Gate 3 has arrived on PlayStation 5, and you can find out how it compares to the PC version by watching me stream it! I’ll be diving into Larian’s hit RPG for the very first time today on Twitch at 1 p.m. PT/4 p.m. ET, creating a new character from scratch and kicking off…
Cynthia Stoddard joined Adobe as CIO in June 2016 and developed an IT transformation strategy that drew on a co-development approach with the rest of the business. Seven years on and Stoddard has seen much of that transformation effort – from embracing the cloud to boosting the employee experience and onto introducing robotic process automation (RPA)…
Identity and access management (IAM) specialist Okta has warned its customers to be alert to a developing campaign of cyber attacks in which an unknown threat actor is using social engineering to hijack highly privileged roles in their Okta tenants. The supplier said that over the past couple of weeks, multiple US-based customers had reported…
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Three years after going public with its plan to open its first European datacentre in Dublin, Ireland, TikTok has confirmed the site is now operational and is in the throes of having user data migrated into it. The news was confirmed in a blog post by Theo Bertram, TikTok’s vice-president of public policy Europe, who…
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Researchers at Singapore-based Group-IB have published a major report exposing the activities of a hitherto little-known cyber criminal operation that ran a “phishing empire” which targeted and compromised thousands of Microsoft 365 business email accounts over a six-year period. The so-called W3LL operation distributed multiple customised phishing kits through a hidden underground market, W3LL Store,…
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Germany’s Constitutional Court remains unclear about whether evidence collected by an international police operation to penetrate an encrypted phone network used by organised criminals can be lawfully used to bring prosecutions in Germany. The Federal Constitutional Court (BVerfG) disclosed in a ruling yesterday that it was waiting to hear five constitutional complaints over the legal…
Only one in 10 (13%) employees have been offered any artificial intelligence (AI) training in the past year, Randstad’s Workmonitor Pulse research has found. The study, based on insights from job postings and the views of more than 7,000 employees around the world, found that nearly half (47%) of those surveyed are excited about the…
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The Ryder Cup is set to trial some of the latest technology for sporting events when it tees off in Rome later this month, with plans for its wider roll-out across the European Tour Group. The flagship event is an important test bed to the European Tour Group, as it continues to digitally transform the…
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A large portion of ’90s kids look back on Rugrats with great fondness. As one of the defining cartoons of both the decade and the network of Nickelodeon, Rugrats spawned its fair share of licensed video games, but last week’s announcement of a new one still came as a shock. That game, Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland, doesn’t just feature…
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The UK’s Electoral Commission has admitted that it failed a National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) Cyber Essentials audit at around the same time as a threat actor breached its systems and stole data on millions of British voters in a year-long intrusion that began in August 2021. According to the BBC, which was alerted to…
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