– Cloud services can give specialist contractors flexible access to project data, estimating tools and document storage, but poorly controlled subscriptions can quickly erode those gains. The problem often starts when teams buy separate tools for estimating, scheduling, procurement and site reporting without checking how each system is used.
Read More– The US military is becoming increasingly reliant on artificial intelligence (AI) to support military operations, intelligence gathering and battlefield decision-making, with the technology playing a growing role in the way the Pentagon conducts modern warfare.
Read More– A critical vulnerability in Google’s Brotli compression library could allow attackers to corrupt memory, crash applications, disclose sensitive information and potentially execute arbitrary code. Security researchers have also reported proof-of-concept exploits, while the flaw has been added to the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalogue.
Read More– Fusion energy startup Helion is developing advanced semiconductor technology that could significantly improve the efficiency of its future power plants, with the company claiming that reducing electrical losses could potentially double the power output of its fusion systems.
Read More– Microsoft is preparing to introduce AI-powered phishing detection to Microsoft Teams, using artificial intelligence to identify suspicious conversations and social engineering attempts that traditional security tools may miss.
Read More– Workforce spreadsheets often begin as a sensible way to organise rotas, qualifications and site assignments. As the business grows, however, separate files multiply and simple updates become harder to control. One manager changes a shift, another updates a training record and a supervisor opens an older version saved locally.
Read MoreTwo critical security vulnerabilities have been discovered in PHP, potentially allowing attackers to execute malicious code on vulnerable servers without
Read More– Singapore has signed a new agreement with artificial intelligence company Anthropic to promote the responsible use of AI across government services and businesses, as the country looks to strengthen its digital capabilities and improve AI safety.
Read More– Virgin Media O2 (VMO2) has warned consumers about a rise in recruitment scams, with fraudulent job offers now ranking among the ten most commonly reported scams targeting people across the UK.
Read More– A critical security vulnerability in Pingvin Share X could allow remote attackers to take over user accounts, including administrator accounts, by exploiting weaknesses in the application’s OAuth authentication process.
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