Closing the AI Control Gap: Why Channel Partners Are Now on the Front Line
Channel partners, especially MSPs and MSSPs, are emerging as the frontline solution to the growing AI control gap in enterprises. While 72% of organizations believe they have full AI visibility, 65% still discover shadow or unauthorized AI activity, and 92% of Fortune 100 firms already use ChatGPT. The mismatch between policy and actual usage creates a lucrative opportunity for partners to provide governance, risk assessments, and continuous monitoring services. This shift turns AI from an unmanaged risk into a managed, recurring revenue stream for the channel.
Zyxel NWA240BE Review: A High-Performance Wi-Fi 7 Access Point Priced Right for SMBs
Zyxel’s NWA240BE is a tri‑band Wi‑Fi 7 access point targeting small‑to‑medium businesses, offering a BE15000 rating with up to 8.6 Gbps on the 5 GHz band. It ships with a 10 GbE multi‑Gig uplink, PoE++ power, and optional USB‑C, and can be managed either...
TCS Expands Sovereign Cloud Into the EU
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has unveiled SovereignSecure Cloud for the European market, targeting governments, public‑sector firms and regulated industries. The offering combines a hyperscaler‑based sovereign layer, a national‑level localization layer, and an enterprise cloud services layer governed by TCS’s EU‑specific...
UK and Australia Agree to Work More Closely on AI Security
The United Kingdom and Australia have signed a new memorandum of understanding to deepen cooperation on AI security and safety. The pact links the UK AI Security Institute with Australia’s newly created AI Safety Institute, enabling joint research, shared testing...
Does Your Business Need a Software Bill of Materials?
Log4j’s 2021 fallout highlighted how blind spots in software inventories can cripple response to supply‑chain attacks. A software bill of materials (SBOM) provides a detailed, machine‑readable inventory of all open‑source and third‑party components, now required by U.S. Executive Order 14028 and...
How Enterprise Storage Vendors Are Responding to the Memory Crunch
AI-driven data‑center expansion is straining DRAM supplies, with Trendforce projecting the technology will consume 20% of global DRAM wafer capacity by 2026. The shortage is prompting major enterprise storage vendors—Dell, Everpure (formerly Pure Storage), HPE, and NetApp—to lift prices and...
The Acer TravelMate X 14 AI Is a Solid Mid-Range Pick that Strives to Compete with the Heavyweights
Acer’s new TravelMate X 14 AI is a sub‑$1,500 enterprise notebook that blends a lightweight chassis with an Intel Core Ultra 5 226V processor, 16 GB of LPDDR5x RAM and a 40 TOPS AI accelerator. The 14‑inch 120 Hz IPS panel delivers modest brightness and color coverage,...
IBM Wins Biggest Slice of $2bn US Gov Investment in Domestic Quantum Firms
The U.S. Department of Commerce is allocating just over $2 billion to domestic quantum firms, with IBM receiving the largest portion—$1 billion—to launch a quantum‑grade superconducting wafer foundry. GlobalFoundries will get $375 million for a multi‑modality quantum foundry, while seven other companies each...
Dell Pro 34 Plus P3425WE Monitor Review: Ultra Wide, Ultra Sensible
Dell’s new Pro 34 Plus P3425WE is a 34‑inch ultrawide IPS monitor aimed at business users, priced at £440 (about $560) in the UK. It offers a 3,440 × 1,440 resolution, 100 Hz refresh rate, 90 W USB‑C power delivery, a built‑in KVM switch, and...
AI Forces Bigger Software Players to Adapt Pricing to Compete
AI‑native upstarts are forcing established SaaS vendors to rethink pricing. Traditional subscription‑only monetization stacks struggle with the variable, usage‑based models that AI features demand, prompting a shift toward hybrid pricing that mixes subscription and usage fees. Companies like GitHub have...
Anthropic Lets Glasswing Partners Publicly Share Mythos Flaws
Anthropic announced that partners in its Glasswing program can now publish any vulnerabilities uncovered by the Claude Mythos model, overturning earlier confidentiality expectations. Mythos has reportedly flagged thousands of serious flaws across major operating systems and browsers, prompting Anthropic to...
Internal Memo Suggests Meta Will Lay Off 10% of Its Employees, with a Further 10% Set to Be Transferred to...
Meta is preparing to lay off 10% of its global workforce, with an additional 10% of employees slated for internal transfers to AI‑centric groups such as Applied AI Engineering and the Agent Transformation Accelerator. The memo, seen by Reuters, emphasizes...
How to Protect Your Business From Living Off the Land Attacks
State‑sponsored threat groups are increasingly leveraging living‑off‑the‑land (LotL) tactics, weaponizing legitimate SaaS, IaaS and PaaS tools to maintain stealthy footholds for espionage and future disruption. Cloudflare’s 2026 threat report highlights Russia, China, North Korea and Iran using trusted cloud services...
MSPs and Resellers Positioned to Drive Shift to Remediation-First Exposure Management
Vulnerability management is no longer enough as attack surfaces expand. Exposure management, which surveys the entire attack surface and prioritizes exploitable risks, is gaining traction. A remediation‑first approach, powered by AI and automation, shifts focus from identification to immediate fixing....
Hospital Cyber Attacks Are Increasingly Hitting Patient Care
European hospitals are facing a dramatic shift in cyber risk, with 82 % rating the threat as extreme and 74 % expecting a major incident this year. Attackers now target authentication, clinical workflows and digital patient‑care pathways, turning cybersecurity into a direct...