Security used to sit at the end of the line. A final gate. A checkbox before release. In 2026 that model collapsed under pressure from AI-generated code, sprawling multi-cloud setups, and tightening rules on supply chains and data protection. Enterprises that treat security as an afterthought now face higher breach costs and slower recovery. Those […]

For nearly a decade, shift left pushed security earlier into the software development lifecycle. The approach delivered gains by catching issues before code reached production. Yet the model now strains under its own weight. Developers juggle core coding with vulnerability fixes, compliance checks, and policy enforcement. Release cycles have compressed from months to hours. AI

Google has introduced a new capability called computer use for its Gemini 3.5 Flash model, allowing the artificial intelligence system to directly interact with a computer screen much like a human user would. This development marks a significant step forward in how AI systems can assist with digital tasks by controlling a mouse, keyboard, and

TechRadar reports a 39 percent increase in dark web discussions about deepfake-as-a-service offerings during recent months. This surge signals growing accessibility of advanced video and audio manipulation tools that require minimal technical skill from buyers. Security professionals warn that these developments could dramatically expand the scale and sophistication of business email compromise attacks, particularly those

Samsung prepares to launch the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series on July 22. One variant carries the Ultra name for the first time. And fresh leaks point to a display that could set it apart. Leaker Ice Universe posted on X today that “Samsung has significantly enhanced the screen resolution of the Galaxy Z Fold8

Pull requests arrive faster than ever. Maintainers struggle to keep pace. GitHub just handed them a simple throttle. The company rolled out configurable limits on how many open pull requests a user without write access can hold in a repository at one time. Hit the cap and no new requests open until one closes or

General Fusion has taken initial measures toward establishing a demonstration power plant in Italy, marking a significant expansion for the Canadian company as it works to prove its magnetized target fusion approach can generate electricity on a commercial scale. The announcement, covered by GeekWire, highlights both the progress in international collaboration and the persistent technical

Google’s long-running battle with app store regulations reached a significant turning point as a federal judge ordered the company to allow alternative payment systems and third-party app stores on Android devices. The ruling, issued by U.S. District Judge James Donato in the Epic Games antitrust case, requires Google to implement changes that could reshape how

The advertising industry gathered once again at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, where brands displayed ambitious campaigns and marketing executives networked amid the French Riviera’s backdrop. This year’s event highlighted several major partnerships and creative initiatives that captured attention across global media outlets. Among the notable developments, Uber struck a high-profile alliance with

Police departments across the country stand ready to bolt new sensors onto the automated license plate readers already blanketing streets, overpasses and patrol cars. These add-ons won’t just capture your tag. They will vacuum up the unique Bluetooth and Wi-Fi signals broadcast by the phones, earbuds and watches inside your vehicle. Then they will tie