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The cyber weak point is no longer where many executives think it is
Read the full story: The cyber weak point is no longer where many executives think it isThe cyber weak point increasingly sits beyond the core stack. Fresh warnings on messaging app targeting, botnets built from neglected devices, and the resilience of threat actors after takedowns all point to the same problem: organisations still struggle more with behaviour, asset visibility, authentication, and third-party control than with encryption…
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ISO unveils new climate adaptation standard
New ISO standard aids climate adaptation efforts for organisations. The…
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NatWest eases fossil fuel lending rules
NatWest eases lending restrictions amid energy security pressures. The bank…
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KPMG partner penalized for cheating in AI training
KPMG partner fined over AI training breach. An audit partner…
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UK unemployment hits five-year high at 5.2%
UK unemployment reaches highest level in five years. Official figures…
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ExtraHop unveils new agentic SOC capabilities
ExtraHop launches new tools to power agentic security operations. The…
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US court blocks expanded merger disclosure rule
Federal judge halts expanded US merger disclosure requirements. A Texas…
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KKR-Arctos deal transcends private equity growth
KKR acquires Arctos Partners for $1.4bn, reshaping private equity. The…
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UK IT confidence high, AI maturity lags
UK IT teams lead Europe in future-readiness confidence. Yet fewer…
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Public affairs talent exodus looms, report finds
Public affairs talent faces mass departures this year. New research…
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EU leaders pledge single market acceleration
Europe’s leaders move to strengthen economic competitiveness. At an informal…

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Business Quarter Issue 3 is live now

Business Quarter Issue 3 is live, helping leaders navigate uncertainty. The new edition examines planning, AI, trust, and growth in a market where certainty is scarcer than it once was.






