92% of enterprise computers vulnerable to AI
18 April 2024
92% of enterprise PCs are left vulnerable amidst the AI revolution, according to new research from Absolute Security.
Despite the rush to leverage AI on endpoints, the report highlights that 92% of PCs have insufficient RAM capacity that leading industry groups say is needed to support it. Organisations that want to take advantage of AI will need to replace entire devices, requiring them to ensure that mass deployments can remain secure against threats, and compliant with internal and external security policies.
MLL Telecom renews managed network services contract with Greenwich
17 April 2024
MLL Telecom has announced the successful renewal of its managed network services contract with Royal Borough of Greenwich Council (RBG).
Valued at over £4 million over four years, the new contract ensures the continuation of MLL’s work which commenced in 2017 to enhance the connectivity, security and resilience of RBG’s wide area (WAN), local area (LAN) and wireless (WiFi) solutions.
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26% of businesses not using AI for cybersecurity
16 April 2024
New research from Hornetsecurity highlights the AI cybersecurity gap affecting UK businesses: although 45% of companies have fallen victim to cyberattacks, 26% are still not using AI to enhance their cybersecurity defences.
The survey reveals that cyber threats are an escalating concern. The increased sophistication of these attacks, largely attributed to AI facilitating the process of threat creation, has been acknowledged by 85% of respondents.
Find out more Nurture and maintain your network
15 April 2024
Alex Chapman, network services and security specialist, Britannic
Securing your network is vital in today’s world and the role of the IT director is becoming increasingly complex with more devices being used and with the acceleration of new disruptive technologies such as AI. The cost of cybercrime is forecasted to be a staggering $10.5 trillion by 2025 according to Cybersecurity Ventures.
Usage of the network has changed considerably with hybrid working being commonplace, employees using their own devices for work and downloading new software and applications independently to help them be more efficient in their roles.
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