Human Error Still Causes 95% of Data Breaches in 2024
According to recent studies, human error was responsible for 95% of data breaches in 2024. The statistics highlight how even sophisticated defenses can’t overcome flawed human judgment.
Author: Emma Langford
Emma Langford brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through her specialized focus on industrial computing systems and automation infrastructure, where she deciphers complex technical ecosystems for both enterprise and engineering audiences. Her reporting delves into the convergence of operational technology with emerging IoT frameworks, examining how edge computing and industrial AI are reshaping manufacturing and supply chain logistics. With a keen eye for practical implementation challenges, she translates technical specifications into strategic insights that help professionals navigate the rapidly evolving industrial digital landscape.
Samsung Galaxy S26: Big Upgrade or S25 Refresh?
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 is shaping up as an incremental upgrade over the S25, with performance improvements taking center stage. The phone may launch around February 25, 2026 with potential price increases if Samsung maintains the $799 starting point despite doubling base storage.
I tried Bazzite Linux and it’s making me question Windows
After installing Bazzite Linux on his gaming PC, a longtime Windows user found the experience so polished that it’s making him question whether he needs Microsoft’s OS at all. The gaming-focused Linux distribution offers surprising stability and performance that challenges Windows’ dominance in PC g
OpenAI Locks Down Offices Over Physical Threat
OpenAI locked down its San Francisco offices on Friday after receiving a threat from an individual previously associated with the Stop AI activist group. Employees were told to remove badges and avoid wearing company logos when leaving the building as police investigated.
Microsoft’s new AI security agents fight hackers with their own medicine
Microsoft is deploying AI security agents across its Defender, Entra, Intune, and Purview platforms to help businesses stay ahead of AI-enabled hackers. The new agents, including phishing triage and threat intelligence briefing capabilities, will be free to existing Security Copilot customers with M
Swedish AI startup Lovable hits $200M ARR in just 4 months
Swedish startup Lovable has reached $200 million in annual recurring revenue, doubling its total in just four months. The AI-powered app-building platform is now targeting enterprise customers as it competes with tech giants.
AI Anxiety Is Making Everyone Feel Overworked
A massive EY survey reveals nearly two-thirds of employees feel their workloads have increased in the past year. AI isn’t directly to blame, but the pressure and uncertainty around new technology is leaving workers stretched thin.
Blockfusion’s $450M SPAC Deal Marks Crypto-to-AI Pivot
Blockfusion is going public through a $450 million SPAC deal with Blue Acquisition Corp. The company is pivoting from cryptocurrency mining to AI data centers and expects to generate $209 million in revenue by 2030. The merger is scheduled for the first half of 2026 pending shareholder approval.
Starbucks’ New CEO Is Making a Huge Mistake
Starbucks’ new CEO Brian Niccol is implementing strict scripts, dress codes, and mandatory cup writing that’s alienating baristas. This command-and-control approach contradicts Howard Schultz’s original vision of community and connection. The company might learn more from Barnes & Noble’s successful
Veeam’s Big Bet on VMware Alternatives
Veeam is dramatically expanding its hypervisor support beyond VMware, adding at least 13 alternatives starting in 2026. The backup software giant sees opportunity in Broadcom’s focus on expensive Cloud Foundation bundles that leave many VMware users seeking alternatives. This strategic move position