Critical Infrastructure stories
Researchers have shown a compromised DPU can change AI outputs in memory, exposing gaps in checks that only verify saved model files.
The new line aims to cut board-level security complexity for defence, infrastructure and fintech customers facing physical chip attacks.
The move is aimed at helping firms keep critical systems running as geopolitical and regulatory pressures over data control intensify.
Europe must fix procurement and funding gaps if deep-tech is to become deployable defence capability, Balnord says.
OT teams can now validate cyber controls in a simulated environment before deployment, reducing the risk of disrupting live industrial systems.
A major outage at one strategic site could trigger £352 million in direct losses, underlining the need for tighter physical protection.
The fresh cash will expand Denmark's Gefion supercomputer capacity for public bodies, researchers and regulated industries as AI demand grows.
Regional demand for network evidence is rising as organisations in EMEA seek to monitor AI traffic and trust security automation.
Indian enterprises will gain broader access to quantum-safe cybersecurity tools as the partnership aims to help them assess cryptographic risk before quantum threats grow.
Budgets are holding steady, but almost half of cybersecurity leaders say fast-moving AI is making it harder to stay in control.
Passengers booked after November 30 face rerouting or refunds as the airport's 80-year run ends and a local flying club is forced to relocate.
Victoria's seat-belt legacy offers a blueprint for curbing AI threats before they hit critical systems, experts say.
More than a third of Irish cyber professionals now rank AI-related threats above all other risks, as budgets stay resilient despite mounting pressure.
The retrofit should keep New Zealand's biggest power station running longer, with six switchboards set to gain 15 to 20 years of life.
Rural patients could see fewer care disruptions as federal and state officials trial new cyber defences after attacks have exposed hospitals' fragility.
The Texas demo could open the door to wider US enterprise and federal contracts after Taara linked more than 80,000 spectators at a New Jersey final.
Spoofed emails can still reach inboxes at 43% of core government bodies, leaving citizens and staff exposed to impersonation scams.
The hire underscores how cyber security firms are racing to adapt services as AI reshapes both attacks and defences for customers.
The portfolio targets grid resilience and AI-driven power demand, with compact systems aimed at cutting installation time and site costs.
More connected water networks are widening the risk of stolen logins disrupting treatment, service delivery and public confidence.