Cybersecurity

Deltek's 7th annual Clarity Study finds AI returns remain uneven across architecture, engineering and consulting firms despite near-universal commitment.

The US defence assessor and Taiwan's state-linked manufacturing R&D body will jointly help Taiwanese firms qualify for the DCMA Blue List.

Axis becomes a founding partner in Palo Alto Networks' Frontier AI Critical Defense Program, delivering virtual patches for edge devices.

Parsons Corporation has been selected for a $350m IDIQ contract to support the US Navy's multi-domain ISR and information operations programme.

Cribl has acquired AI triage and investigation technology from Radiant Security, its second security acquisition this year after CardinalOps in July.

Commvault says its Cloud Rewind update triples Azure resource protection, covering 62% of enterprise-relevant resource types, with UAE resilience demands as the stated

Research by Storyblok and FT Longitude finds outdated digital content is costing billion-dollar finance enterprises £668m on average.

Hexaware's new managed offering aims to verify that critical vulnerabilities are genuinely fixed in production, not just marked closed.

Kaspersky detected nearly 4.8 million attempted attacks disguised as workplace tools in the 12 months to June 2026, with Zoom the most abused brand.

Kaspersky research found over 390,000 phishing attacks in 12 months used legitimate cloud services to bypass MFA and steal credentials.

Detected's new report finds 57% of SMB onboarding data is unretrievable from registries, costing North America an estimated $10.4bn a year.

Punta Cana Airport has become the first in the world to run SeeTrue's AI contraband-detection software on Leidos' ClearScan CT checkpoint scanners.

TrendLife's Kaleida offers individual AI profiles for each family member with built-in privacy filtering, parental controls and dark-web monitoring, from $9.99

Toro Solutions' Katie Barnett argues that AI cost governance is failing as agentic tools and sprawling tool estates drive unpredictable consumption.

A new Deep Knowledge Group audit maps 54 quantum organisations across the Gulf, with aggregate commitments exceeding $5bn and the ecosystem tipped to pass 100

NetApp has bought JetStream Software to add VMware disaster recovery and cloud migration capabilities to its data infrastructure portfolio.

M-Files has launched an AI Readiness Model, warning UK businesses that poor content governance is exposing sensitive data through enterprise AI tools.

Proofpoint is formalising its OEM business, letting security vendors and MSPs embed its threat intelligence and Active Exploits Protection into their own products.

Infoblox has completed its acquisition of network observability firm Kentik, combining authoritative DNS data with real-time traffic intelligence.

Cribl has launched AI Observability and stream-native detection capabilities, letting enterprises govern AI usage and surface threats without duplicating telemetry