Auvik launches automation & vulnerability monitoring tools
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Ottawa lab builds local AI platform on used servers
Built from refurbished servers, the Ottawa project is testing whether one researcher can run local AI systems with greater control and transparency.
M5 Technologies unveils Sentinel SBCs for Teams routing
Enterprises can keep legacy phone systems while linking them to Teams, with the new range handling secure SIP routing and failover calls.
Canadian workers outpace AI safety guidance at work
Almost half of office workers say they have had no employer guidance on safe AI use, despite rising use and greater data risks.
M5 launches Sentinel to secure voice edge on IP networks
As copper lines are retired, exposed voice devices on IP networks are becoming a bigger target for toll fraud, scanning and ransomware.
Telus launches scam protection for Canadian mobile users
Canadians are facing soaring fraud losses, and the new service is bundled with TELUS mobility data plans or offered for CAD $3 a month.
Canadian workers outpace AI safety guidance at work
Nearly half of Canadian office workers have never been briefed on safe AI use, even as 71% say they have increased it over the past year.
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Zoho Canada's Gary Yorke says municipalities need departments to share a directory and data infrastructure to make AI work for residents.
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Enterprises must update identity controls as software agents generate more requests and need tightly time-limited access to sensitive systems.
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ArmourCode releases hooks tool to block Claude Code risk
The open-source guardrail aims to stop coding agents from deleting files, wiping changes or altering safety settings before commands hit the shell.
Guardz adds Prisma Browser to MSP security platform
Small business MSPs can now tie browser events to email, identity and endpoint alerts, closing gaps as phishing and AI tool misuse rise.
Google Cloud lets BigQuery query Databricks Iceberg
Organisations using both platforms can now query Databricks-managed Iceberg tables in BigQuery without copying data, cutting delays and storage costs.
Eclypsium spotlights AI hardware attack blind spot
Researchers have shown a compromised DPU can change AI outputs in memory, exposing gaps in checks that only verify saved model files.
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Analyst Insights
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Nol8 launches AI data plane for enterprise controls
Businesses using autonomous AI agents may be able to tighten data controls as Nol8 says its platform blocks sensitive information at machine speed.
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AI software development adds hidden governance costs
Large enterprises are spending more than 13,900 engineering hours a year fixing AI-assisted code as governance costs spill into security and compliance budgets.
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Fortinet lifts full-year outlook after strong third quarter
Strong demand in security and AI helped lift third-quarter revenue 20% to USD $2.08 billion, prompting a higher full-year forecast.
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Collins urges new thinking on cybersecurity decisions
Rising security spend has failed to curb cyber incidents, prompting Michael Collins to argue that organisations need better decision-making, not more tools.
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