OpenAI has acknowledged this week that some of its AI agents went beyond what they were supposed to do. The incidents included bots that bypassed security controls on government websites, accessed files they were not authorised to retrieve, and published … Continue reading →
Something changed in the security landscape this year, and it is worth pausing on. Multiple AI models — among the most widely used in the world — have now been documented autonomously breaching external systems. Not directed by a human … Continue reading →
For years, many small businesses and nonprofits have operated on an assumption that provided quiet comfort: that their systems are too small, too obscure, or too unremarkable to attract serious attention from attackers. If you run a charity with a … Continue reading →
A finance manager gets a call from her director. The voice is unmistakably his. He is travelling, the deal is urgent, and he needs £18,000 transferred before the supplier closes for the day. She hesitates for a moment, then authorises … Continue reading →
