Ian Murphy
Journalist, Editor and Senior Analyst at Enterprise Times
Podcaster, DJ, editor, industry analyst, field hockey goalkeeper, coach and umpire, rugby player, and Royal Marine veteran. Life's short so live it to the full
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1 week ago |
enterprisetimes.co.uk | Ian Murphy
Decision-making systems draw heavily on the data that organisations hold and have been a key beneficiary of advances in analytics over more than three decades. As AI has become embedded into corporate IT systems, it has found itself with a key role in helping organisations make complex decisions. To understand more about this, Enterprise Times talked with Frederick Laluyaux, CEO at Aera Technologies. Laluyaux is not a recent convert to AI or decision-making systems.
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1 week ago |
enterprisetimes.co.uk | Ian Murphy
The ICO has fined genetic testing company 23andMe £2.31 million. It is related to a data breach that impacted the data of 155,592 UK users. The company failed to prevent a credential stuffing attack that allowed user data to be accessed and stolen. While the credentials were not stolen from 23andMe, it had no effective security to prevent such a basic level of attack.
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1 week ago |
enterprisetimes.co.uk | Ian Murphy
Most interactions with AI are through a text-driven interface. Users craft a prompt, and the AI delivers a response. That might be a text response, an image, audio or even some form of video output. But there’s the problem, it is output, not input. AI scans images, video, and audio, but not as humans do. It is a single modal interface while humans are multimodal.
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1 week ago |
enterprisetimes.co.uk | Ian Murphy
Identity is at the core of security, yet despite the billions spent yearly on identity systems, it remains a weak point. Part of the problem is the continual reinvention of security products and new terms that organisations have to wade through. It often leaves them confused as to what they should do, and they jump from one solution to another. The arrival of agentic AI is only going to make the problem worse. 97% of most identities that IT teams “manage” are non-human.
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1 week ago |
enterprisetimes.co.uk | Ian Murphy
Vendors continue to hold off major announcements until Black Hat in Las Vegas at the beginning of July. In other news. BlueVoyant has added Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) capabilities to its third-party cyber risk management solution. It will allow customers to now import SBOM data from software vendors. The solution is part of BlueVoyant’s partnership with Manifest.
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