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In an era when cybersecurity vendors are racing to differentiate themselves not just on technology but on the depth and durability of their customer relationships, KnowBe4 has made a strategic leadership move that signals where the company sees its next phase of growth. The Clearwater, Florida-based human risk management platform has appointed Kelly Morgan as

When Amazon’s Ring doorbell division announced earlier this year that it was ending its controversial partnership with Flock Safety, the maker of automated license plate readers increasingly deployed across American neighborhoods, privacy advocates might have been expected to celebrate. Instead, the reaction from civil liberties groups and surveillance watchdogs has been measured at best —

For years, ExpressVPN has occupied a rarefied position in the virtual private network market — the luxury option that commands a premium price while promising best-in-class performance, security, and ease of use. But as the VPN industry matures and rivals sharpen their offerings, the question facing consumers and enterprise users alike has grown more pointed:

Two Harvard students have demonstrated what privacy advocates have long feared: the ability to walk up to a complete stranger, glance at them through a pair of ordinary-looking smart glasses, and within seconds pull up their name, home address, phone number, and Social Security number — all without the person’s knowledge or consent. The project,

Across boardrooms and IT departments worldwide, a silent budget killer is undermining what was supposed to be the most transformative technology investment of the decade. Artificial intelligence, heralded as the engine of efficiency and competitive advantage, is hemorrhaging corporate dollars — not because the technology doesn’t work, but because the biases baked into AI systems

Across the corridors of power in Silicon Valley, a new corporate doctrine is taking hold — one that places artificial intelligence not merely as a tool in the toolkit, but as the foundational operating principle around which entire companies are being restructured. From headcount freezes justified by AI productivity gains to the wholesale reimagining of

The global economy finds itself at a critical inflection point as central banks, geopolitical tensions, and technological disruption converge to reshape the investment environment in ways that demand close attention from market participants. From trade policy uncertainty emanating from Washington to the evolving dynamics of artificial intelligence spending, the forces acting on global markets in

When Scott Shambaugh, a mechanical engineer at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, was fired in early February 2025 as part of the sweeping federal workforce reductions orchestrated by the Department of Government Efficiency, it might have seemed like just another name on a long list of terminated civil servants. But Shambaugh’s case quickly

When OpenAI was founded in 2015, its mission was unambiguous: to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity — safely. That single word, tucked into the organization’s founding charter, served as a philosophical guardrail, a promise that the most powerful technology in human history would be developed with caution and public accountability at

For millions of wireless customers who have dutifully paid off their smartphones in full, the expectation is straightforward: the device is yours, free and clear, ready to be taken to any carrier of your choosing. But Verizon Communications, the nation’s largest wireless carrier by subscribers, has quietly implemented a policy that forces customers to wait