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AI coworkers for networking: What they can do and where they fall short

Network AI agents which act like AI coworkers from vendors like HPE and Extreme help small IT teams find problems fast, but ...
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Shadow AI agents are a bigger threat than shadow IT—and they’re already in your workflows

Unmonitored AI agents in enterprise workflows pose greater security risks than shadow IT due to complete autonomy and broad ...
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Would you return to a company that laid you off?

What would you do if you were laid off from a company only to have them try to recruit you back a few months later. Would you ...
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Is business-grade Wi-Fi the new consumer tech?

Home users typically don’t have to worry about maintaining hundreds or even thousands of devices across an organization, ...
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AI is adding new dependencies and attack paths to your software supply chain

AI adds unpredictable dependencies and severe attack risks to software supply chains. Security requires tight permissions, ...
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AI labs may slow down. Time for IT and governance to catch-up.

While AI labs debate slowing down development, enterprise adoption surges. IT must use this pause for governance, security, ...
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Is private 5G as secure as vendors say? What IT buyers should know

Private 5G promises robust security, but software flaws, integration gaps, and real-world hurdles mean IT buyers must look ...
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What are the most practical Wi-Fi 7 use cases in 2026?

From IT support to software development to hardware engineering to tech marketing (yes, the dark side), Peter has lived the IT life from all sides. Now the Head of Technology Insights at Spiceworks ...
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Has Microsoft’s patch cycle become fat patch Tuesday?

The figures above use a ZDI-based month-by-month dataset that excludes republished Chromium and third-party advisories. A caveat here is that Patch Tuesday counts often disagree. READ MORE: Where ...