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Modern trading apps have opened up global financial markets to UK investors like never before. Today, these platforms process billions of data points daily, making the security of live data a massive technical challenge. The High Stakes of Real-Time Trading Data When traders interact with a chart, they rely on the accuracy of the price quote to make split-second decisions. If a data feed suffers from high latency or is manipulated, it creates a discrepancy...

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Global businesses are racing to deploy artificial intelligence, sometimes at the expense of their cybersecurity postures. The rise of “agentic AI” is especially notable, due to its potential to automate business workflows, cloud operations, engineering tasks and cybersecurity. Not only are AI agents getting more capable, but they can also work much faster than humans, without taking breaks or needing days off. Companies can get more work done at lower costs, and in some cases...

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Cloud security has become one of the defining challenges for enterprise security teams. As organisations scale across multiple cloud providers, deploy AI-driven workloads, and operate with increasingly distributed teams, the attack surface continues to expand. The issue is no longer just visibility, it is maintaining consistent control across fragmented environments. Siloed tools, misaligned policies, and alert fatigue are creating gaps that attackers actively exploit. To address this, enterprises are moving toward cloud security platforms that...

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Starbucks Discloses Data Breach Affecting Hundreds of Employees

Starbucks has disclosed a data breach that exposed the personal information of hundreds of employees after attackers gained unauthorized access to internal employee accounts. In a filing with the Maine Attorney General, the coffee giant said it discovered the incident on February 6 and that 889 individuals were affected. The breach involved accounts tied to Starbucks Partner Central, the internal platform employees use to manage employment information, benefits, and HR-related services. Starbucks operates nearly 41,000...

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Mobile app permissions are rarely as innocent as they appear. Behind every "Allow" button lies a potential attack vector, one that security teams increasingly struggle to contain. As apps grow more complex and data-hungry, the gap between what permissions are needed and what permissions are requested continues to widen. For cybersecurity professionals, this isn't a small concern. Permission misuse is now the main mechanism for malware distribution, data exfiltration, and device compromise. Understanding exactly where...

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The acceleration of global financial infrastructure has fundamentally altered the expectations for transaction velocity. In an era where consumers and enterprises alike demand instantaneous settlement, the traditional friction of banking security, often measured in days or hours has become obsolete. However, this shift toward real-time payments (RTP) introduces a complex paradox: as transaction speeds increase, the window for detecting and preventing fraudulent activity narrows significantly. IT security professionals are now tasked with re-architecting payment gateways...

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The philosophy of data collection in cybersecurity has undergone a radical transformation over the last two years. For over a decade, organisations operated under the assumption that accumulating vast amounts of user information provided a competitive advantage and a foundation for future analytics.  However, as we move through 2026, this "collect everything" mindset has morphed into a significant liability, with CISOs now viewing data repositories as toxic assets that increase the attack surface. The shift...

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Many Mac users continue to believe that macOS is a threat-free system. However, the reality differs. Imagine you're looking at images on your MacBook or working on anything important when your system starts acting strangely. Suspicious pop-ups appear. Your browser redirects you to unfamiliar sites. Performance drops dramatically. Mac-oriented threats have evolved in the same way as those targeting Windows or other systems. Today, understanding what types of malware exist, how they work, and what...

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The development of intelligently integrated, cloud-based management solutions has been a rising trend across major industries for many years. By centralising the collection, analysis and organisation of actionable data within remote-accessible, unified environments, leaders can streamline a wide variety of core processes and positively impact productivity metrics. These fundamental benefits underline the popularity of X-as-a-Service (XaaS) business models, with around 55% of IT professionals believed to have invested in one or more of these services in...

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If you're an IT or Security leader, you know the struggle. Your technology stack looks like a jigsaw puzzle with missing pieces. Manual processes eat up your team's valuable time. Budget pressures keep mounting while security threats lurk in the shadows of your SaaS ecosystem. Sound familiar? You're not alone. Modern IT departments are drowning in complexity, managing an average of 254 SaaS applications while trying to maintain security, control costs, and keep employees productive....

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