Flying spiders, snakes, and ghosts are long gone.
The software we use every day is being turned against us, and it’s now the stuff of nightmares. Known processes are being hijacked to deliver malware on our systems and ransomware has become one of the most widespread and damaging threats internet users now face.
What’s more, these threats are evading traditional defences.
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[ai] is continuing to grow rapidly, and Microsoft continues to lead innovation with the development of Agents in Microsoft Copilot. Moving beyond traditional ai assistants, Microsoft is empowering organisations to create intelligent agents that can automate processes, answer domain-specific questions, and support day-to-day business operations across a wide range of...
Technology underpins almost every aspect of modern business, from customer service and operations to security and compliance. Yet many organisations continue to rely on Windows Server 2016 to support critical applications, data, and day-to-day workloads. With Windows Server 2016 reaching End of Support in January 2027, businesses are approaching an...
Cyber security threats continue to evolve, and attackers are becoming increasingly sophisticated in how they target user credentials. In response, Microsoft has announced a significant change to its identity security strategy, making passkeys the default authentication method for Microsoft Entra ID from September 2026 and retiring Microsoft-provided SMS and voice...
Wrriten by Matthew Miller, Business Development Manager, CSG Computer Services Ltd. Artificial intelligence is transforming the way businesses operate through driving productivity, innovation and competitive advantage. But alongside these benefits, a new and often invisible risk is emerging: Shadow AI. As someone working closely with organisations across the UK, I’m...
