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Filling in the cybersecurity resource gap with AI

ISC2 cybersecurity workforce research shows organisations are still contending with staffing shortages, but AI may help alleviate some of that pain.

Invest in cybersecurity before it’s too late

One of the best enterprise cybersecurity strategies is to invest in the training and retention of cybersecurity professionals.

2026 promises to be an intriguing year for the digital workplace

In 2025, generative AI and agentic AI dominated digital workplaces. AI was the fuel behind trends that will accelerate in 2026 such as platform interoperability and support for sales teams. It promises to be an intriguing year.

Circular economy: EU market rules, US repair patchwork, and big tech’s recycling race

Europe is building circular markets through harmonised rules; the US is inching forward through state-by-state repair laws; and tech giants are already treating circular pathways – recycling and trade-ins – as strategic weapons.

Global IoT providers focus on multi-network service management in H2 2025

IoT is moving from proprietary SIMs and coverage to multi-network orchestration and service assurance.

Mitel CX 2.0 serves double duty in Mitel’s transformation

With the launch of its Mitel CX 2.0 customer experience platform, Mitel is simultaneously enhancing its position in the contact centre space and continuing the gentrification ignited by its Unify acquisition.

AI regulation is diverging—and OEMs must ship “policy-configurable” phones

Apple, Samsung, Google, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, and Huawei face the same core constraint: AI on smartphones must be region-configurable.

Courage is required for GDS Local to succeed

There is currently both a real opportunity and a grave danger facing local government in England from the confluence of technological and governance considerations.

Next phase for private 5G market after Nokia steps back

Nokia’s move won’t stop market momentum; it shifts focus toward integrators and specialists as private 5G enters its next phase.

Consumer service monetisation opportunities appear with cloud AI

The rationale is already established outside of the telco domain.