10 April 2026
More than half of enterprises are operating with outdated device operating systems, significantly increasing their exposure to cyber attacks, according to new research from Jamf.
The findings, based on analysis of over 150,000 Mac devices in Jamf’s latest Security 360 Report, reveal widespread gaps in basic security hygiene. Around 53% of organisations identified devices running critically outdated operating systems, while 95% of applications analysed contained at least one medium-severity vulnerability.
09 April 2026
OPSWAT, provider of critical infrastructure protection (CIP) cybersecurity solutions, has released OPSWAT Predictive Alin AI, its first proprietary AI-based threat detection engine for the MetaDefender Platform.
This AI-based innovation introduces a new category of capability within the MetaDefender Platform, a high-confidence predictive layer that works alongside existing detection and prevention engines to assess malicious intent before execution, driving greater efficiency across the platform. This enables organizations to act immediately, while minimising the operational impacts of false positives.
30 March 2026
By Ramtin Rampour, Principal Solutions Architect, Opengear.
Organisations used to treat resilience as an engineering preference: worthy of attention but rarely treated as a business differentiator. Today, it is an increasingly competitive capability.
When customers rely on always-available digital services, and when operations stretch across shared cloud platforms, dense data centre fabrics, and remote edge sites, the ability to stay in control during disruption becomes a mark of maturity. Given the complexity of modern network connectivity, large businesses inevitably struggle to avoid downtime altogether.
Find out more25 March 2026
Argenbright Security Europe Ltd (ASEL) has chosen Totalmobile’s Field First Platform to support the modernisation of its workforce operations across the UK, using its advanced scheduling and operational insight solutions.
The decision follows a review of ASEL’s existing systems, which could no longer support the level of real-time changes required across its security operations. Managing urgent call-outs, last-minute schedule adjustments, and day-to-day workforce planning had become increasingly difficult using existing legacy tools.
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