For years, artificial intelligence in cybersecurity was primarily seen as a tool. It helped analysts process logs faster, identify suspicious patterns, and automate repetitive tasks
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming embedded in development workflows, security reviews, and automation processes. AI-powered coding agents promise efficiency, speed, and a new level of
It is one of the most deceptive attacks in today’s B2B landscape—silent, precise, and often invisible until it’s too late. No malware. No system breach
It often starts quietly. No visible breach, no sophisticated malware, no dramatic system failure. Just a simple push notification on a smartphone: “Sign-in request –
Microsoft Copilot is no longer just another AI assistant entering an already crowded market. It has evolved into something much broader: a strategic AI layer
Video conferencing has not only changed the way we communicate, it has fundamentally reshaped how we work, collaborate, and build relationships. What once required travel,
What many users still underestimate today is not the weakness of passwords, but the blind trust in what happens after. Once a login has been
What is currently unfolding in the background is still underestimated by many: AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity are no longer just tools
Artificial intelligence is currently evolving at a pace that is fundamentally transforming many areas of IT. While recent years have largely focused on large language
Artificial intelligence is no longer a special topic in 2025, no longer an innovation project and no longer an isolated IT experiment. It has become
