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Security Patch or Self-Inflicted DDoS? Microsoft Update Knocks Out Key Enterprise Functions
Cybersecurity Advisor Bob Wilson says the recent Windows 10 / 11 update KB5066835, intended to improve security, has instead disrupted critical business functions. He warns that broken authentication could push organizations into weaker workarounds and create new attack vectors.
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AWS Recovering After Outage Knocks Out Services, Apps Worldwide
John Annand, Digital Infrastructure Practice Lead, says outages like AWS’s can ripple across everyday life and business operations. He advises leaders to revisit their cloud dependency plans and ensure backup systems are in place for core digital services.
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Amazon's Ring Cameras Push Deeper Into Police and Government Surveillance
Technical Counselor Erik Avakian says the evolving Ring‑law‑enforcement partnerships raise complex privacy risks because bystanders who never opted in may still be filmed. He advises companies and agencies to be transparent about how footage is used, how long it’s stored, and whether it’s shared ...
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Claude Just Got a Skill Upgrade and It’s Coming for Your Workflows
Research Director Thomas Randall says that while Claude’s new Skills mark an important advance, the real differentiator for enterprises will be whether their workflows are already well‑structured and ready to leverage them.
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A Mini-CrowdStrike Moment? Windows 11 Update Cripples Dev Environments
Technical Counselor Erik Avakian says the Windows 11 localhost break is effectively a denial‑of‑service for dev environments and warns that delays, lost productivity, and business process disruption all amount to real dollars.
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Uber Wants to Become the ‘Uber’ of Data Labeling
Shashi Bellamkonda, Principal Research Director, says Uber’s move into data labeling is smart and strategic. He advises CIOs to treat data preparation as a strategic procurement category and explore whether their own operational data can be used in‑house for AI model training.
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Oracle’s Big Bet for AI: Zettascale10
Yaz Palanichamy, Senior Advisory Analyst, says the Zettascale10 platform delivers enterprise scalability and optimized performance for generative AI workloads. He advises enterprises to assess whether hyper‑scale infrastructure fits their use case.
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CISOs Must Rethink the Tabletop, as 57% of Incidents Have Never Been Rehearsed
Technical Counselor Erik Avakian says many security teams run tabletop exercises only to satisfy compliance. He urges CISOs to mimic real stress, timing, and tension so teams know their breaking point when attacks happen.
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Asimov’s Three Laws — Updated for the GenAI Age
Advisory Fellow Valence Howden explains that if Asimov’s Three Laws were rewritten for 2025, the First Law might read “AI may not injure a hyperscaler’s profit margin.” He uses this to underscore how generative AI often prioritizes scale and narrative over truth.
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