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The AI Data Centre Buildout Has a Security Problem

In recent months, there has been plenty of speculation about whether the industry is in the middle of an "AI bubble," often fuelled by questions about whether massive infrastructure investments are matched by real demand. Yet current developments suggest this is not the case: the ecosystem around AI continues to expand at a pace that indicates longterm structural change rather than shortterm hype.

Heimdal Survey: Executives Four Times More Confident About AI Risk Than the Teams Managing It

New research from cybersecurity company Heimdal finds 29% of US executives say AI risk is under control, against 7% of the practitioners running it day-to-day. Across 1,000 IT professionals in the UK and US, AI adoption has outpaced security controls by roughly two to one.

GDPR Data Security: How DLP and DSPM Support Article 32 Compliance

Article 32 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) does not specify which tools to use, however it requires organizations to implement "appropriate technical and organisational measures" to protect personal data, proportionate to the risk. What that standard’s vague wording demands in practice is where most compliance programs run into trouble.

VMware ESXi USB Passthrough Explained | Configure USB Devices in Virtual Machines Step-by-Step

VMware ESXi USB Passthrough Overview and Configuration Need to connect a physical USB device directly to a VMware virtual machine? In this video, we explain how USB Passthrough works in VMware ESXi and provide a step-by-step guide to configuring USB devices for your VMs. You'll learn about the key components that make USB passthrough possible, including the USB Arbitrator Service, USB Controllers, and physical USB devices. We also cover USB 3.0 requirements, vMotion compatibility, common limitations, and troubleshooting tips.

Compliance workflow automation: making SOC 2, GDPR, and ISO auditable by design

Compliance teams know the pattern well: tracking down a missing access review sign-off at 11 p.m. the night before an audit, piecing together evidence from spreadsheets, email threads, and the gap between HR and IT. Access reviews keep appearing in SOC 2 exceptions, and the controls usually aren't the problem. The manual processes around them are. Many teams respond by buying a dedicated GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) platform. Traditional GRC tools are structured repositories.

What is the NIS2 Directive: A practical overview for organisations

The NIS2 Directive is the European Union’s updated cybersecurity framework, designed to improve cyber resilience across critical sectors. Building on its predecessor, the Network and Information Systems (NIS) Directive, NIS2 significantly expands its scope to include industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, energy, transport and managed services. NIS2 also introduces stricter cybersecurity requirements, direct accountability for senior management and defined incident reporting timelines.

What is IT Security? Understanding the fundamentals

Information Technology (IT) security is the practice of protecting an organization’s systems, data and networks from unauthorized access and cyber threats. It encompasses a wide range of processes, policies and technologies designed to secure everything from employee devices to cloud infrastructure.