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Pen-and-paper fallback is a manual backup process used when digital systems are down, ensuring critical operations continue securely and reliably.
Civilian oversight is the supervision of military or security operations by non-military leaders to ensure accountability, transparency, and ethical conduct.
Parental controls let adults monitor, filter, and limit children’s online activities, helping ensure safer digital experiences through content and time restrictions.
An AI agent is an autonomous software program that uses artificial intelligence to perform tasks or make decisions for users or systems.
A cyber policy is a set of rules and strategies organizations use to protect digital systems and respond effectively to cyber threats.
Microsoft 365’s ubiquity has made it the world’s biggest cybercrime target. Explore the risks, recent attacks, and how businesses can protect their cloud crown jewels.
Notepad now offers free AI writing and summarization features on Copilot+ PCs with Windows 11, shaking up text editing—and sparking debate about privacy and user choice.
Hackers stole thousands of developer tokens from Python's PyPI in the GhostAction attack, but a swift response prevented disaster. The incident exposes growing risks to the software supply chain.
The cloud edge is fast becoming cybercrime’s favorite target, as IoT, AI, and weak security combine to expose businesses. Here’s how new defenses are fighting back.
OpenAI's new toggle lets users dial up or down GPT-5's reasoning effort, offering more control and transparency. What does this mean for the future of AI interaction?