The IT management specialist SolarWinds is changing hands: the company is being acquired by the private equity firm Turn/River Capital for around 4.4 billion US dollars. Shareholders will receive 18.50 dollars per share in cash.
A previously little-known hacker claims to have gained access to the Trump Hotels email database. The published sample data indicates an extensive collection of guest communications.
The AI company Anthropic, known for its chatbot Claude, imposes a remarkable restriction on job advertisements: applicants must guarantee that they will not use AI assistants for their application documents. How does the company argue this?
The Australian government has ordered a ban on the Chinese AI shooting star DeepSeek on all government devices. The Department of Home Affairs justifies the move with "unacceptable security risks" for the government's IT infrastructure.
Cyber criminals have stolen a six-figure sum from a company in Iserlohn using a sophisticated man-in-the-middle attack. The case once again shows the growing threat posed by professional email scams.
Cyber attacks, data theft and physical threats affect companies on a daily basis. That's why the role of the Chief Security Officer (CSO) is more important than ever. But what exactly is behind this title?
The Chinese AI start-up DeepSeek, which has just become known for its powerful language models, had exposed a critical database unprotected on the internet for months. Security researchers were apparently able to access sensitive chat histories and API keys without authentication.
With its latest software update, Apple has fixed a serious security vulnerability that allowed attackers to gain extended system rights. All Apple devices are affected - from the iPhone to the Vision Pro.
The provider of automated endpoint management NinjaOne wants to expand its portfolio in the area of data backup. As the company announced, the Australian cloud backup specialist Dropsuite is to be acquired for around 252 million US dollars.
The US startup Lonestar Data Holdings is getting serious about its plans to install the first physical data center on the surface of the moon. The company announced on Tuesday that the fully assembled data center will be launched on board a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket at the end of next month.
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