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Generative AI adoption is ‘creating deep rifts’ at enterprises: Execs are battling each other over poor ROI, IT teams are worn out, and workers are sabotaging AI strategies
While generative AI adoption continues at pace, new research suggests the technology is leading to intense power struggles, friction between IT and business leaders, and creating a rebellious workforce. Analysis from Writer paints a worrying picture of the effects of AI adoption on the C-suite, with around two-thirds of US execs claiming it’s led to heightened tension and division at…
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Cybersecurity teams face unparalleled pressure, but they’re stepping up to the plate
While cybersecurity teams are contending with rising workloads and chronic staffing issues, new research shows practitioners are still charging ahead and meeting targets. In a new study from Tines and IDC, 88% of InfoSec leaders said their teams are exceeding targets, and a key factor here lies in the adoption of new AI tools and automation. The study found that…
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Did we all just forget diverse tech teams are successful ones?
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) has become a political football in recent months. Kicked around and framed as a failed strategy by politicos, the sharp u-turn on DEI by many big tech firms has been nothing short of shameful, which makes it more important than ever to speak up about the issue. For decades now, great strides have been made…
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Microsoft Teams tactics, malware connect Black Basta, Cactus ransomware
New research has uncovered further links between the Black Basta and Cactus ransomware gangs, with members of both groups utilizing the same social engineering attacks and the BackConnect proxy malware for post-exploitation access to corporate networks. In January, Zscaler discovered a Zloader malware sample that contained what appeared to be a new DNS tunneling feature. Further research by Walmart indicated…
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New Microsoft 365 outage impacts Teams, causes call failures
Microsoft is investigating a new Microsoft 365 outage that is affecting Teams customers and causing call failures. Since the incident started more than one hour ago, outage monitoring service Downdetector has received hundreds of reports, with affected users saying they’re also experiencing authentication problems. “Users may not be able to receive calls placed through Microsoft Teams-provisioned auto attendants and call queues,” the company said in…
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Microsoft will retire Skype on May 5, 2025, and transition users to Teams
Microsoft has confirmed that it will retire Skype on May 5, 2025, marking the end of an era for the pioneering internet calling service. Launched in 2003, Skype transformed the way we communicate, making it easy to connect with friends and family worldwide. However, as technology has advanced (and after failed attempts to reinvent the platform), Microsoft has decided to…
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Skype Will Shut Down on May 5, As Microsoft Shifts to Teams
Image: Microsoft Microsoft is officially retiring Skype on May 5, ending the app’s two-decade run as a pioneer in video calling. The move signals Microsoft’s full shift toward Teams, its all-in-one messaging and video platform. “At this point, putting all our focus behind Teams will let us give a simpler message and drive faster innovation,” Microsoft 365 collaborative apps and…
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Software security debt is spiraling out of control – remediation times have surged 47% in the last five years, and it’s pushing teams to breaking point
Software security flaws are taking longer to fix than ever, new research shows, with remediation times having grown by 47% in the last five years. Statistics from Veracode’s 15th State of Software Security report show the average time it takes an organization to fix a vulnerability has risen from from 171 days in 2020 to 252 days today. This marks…
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Enterprises are set to waste $44.5 billion on needless cloud spending this year – the growing disconnect between FinOps and engineering teams is a key factor
Enterprises could waste up to $44.5 billion in cloud spending this year as a rift between engineering and FinOps teams hampers cost efficiency, according to research from Harness. Enterprises estimate that 21% of their cloud infrastructure spend is wasted on underutilized resources, Harness found, with the majority of surveyed engineering staff putting this down to a disconnect between two key…
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Neudesic seeks to speed up AI adoption for IT teams – Computerworld
Artificial intelligence (AI) has gained significant traction among business leaders keen to explore ways it can drive operational efficiencies and cost savings. But while top leadership is sold on its potential, it’s a different tale for IT teams working the ground. In Australia, the challenges of implementing AI are particularly pronounced, ranging from limited expertise and siloed operations to the…
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