About Jed
Jed Nykolle Harme
Editor
With over six years of experience in the journalism industry, Jed Nykolle is a freelance writer, community journalist, and editor specializing in fintech, technology, science, and news, with a soft spot for travel and feature SEO stories. When she’s not chasing deadlines, she’s probably writing poems, getting lost in beaches, or hiking mountains in search of the perfect sunset.
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KnowBe4 named a top workplace for 2025 in cybersecurity sector
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hcm
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email security
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risk & compliance
KnowBe4 has been named a 2025 Top Workplaces Industry winner by Energage, recognised for its supportive culture in the cybersecurity sector.
Digital transformation projects see GBP £8m spend amid AI impact
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digital transformation
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cx
Businesses invest an average of GBP £8 million in digital transformation, yet over one third struggle with delays, cost overruns, and proving ROI amid AI impacts.
Kodak Alaris unveils S5000 scanners & Capture Pro 7.0 update
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document management
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digital transformation
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ecm
Kodak Alaris launches S5000 Series scanners and Capture Pro 7.0 software, enhancing speed, image quality, and compliance for high-volume document capture.
Thomas Coughlin joins SPhotonix to boost 5D data storage push
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seagate
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ieee
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digital data
Thomas Coughlin joins SPhotonix as adviser to advance its 5D Memory Crystal technology for durable, high-density long-term data storage solutions.
Sharon Baylay-Bell named chair as PMC gears for global growth
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microsoft
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marketing
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bbc
PMC appoints Sharon Baylay-Bell as Chair, backed by BGF investment, to drive global growth in technology services for retail and direct-to-consumer brands.
Golden dMSA flaw in Windows Server 2025 exposes Active Directory
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advanced persistent threat protection
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iam
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cybersecurity
A critical flaw in Windows Server 2025’s delegated Managed Service Accounts allows attackers to persistently access and control Active Directory environments, warns Semperis.
Low trust in third-party vendors weakens UK digital resilience
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digital transformation
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advanced persistent threat protection
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supply chain
Nearly 30% of UK risk managers lack trust in third-party vendors, risking digital resilience despite average spends of GBP £75,000-£100,000 on risk management.
AI agents could add USD $450 billion, but UK trust declines
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digital transformation
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it automation
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data privacy
AI agents could add USD $450 billion globally by 2028, yet UK trust in autonomous AI systems has dropped to 32%, hindering full-scale adoption.
LG Ad Solutions launches in Australia with Sydney office lead
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martech
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digital entertainment
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smart tv
LG Ad Solutions has launched in Australia with a new Sydney office, appointing Alex Blundell Jones to lead its data-driven advertising growth on LG Smart TVs.
KnowBe4 launches AI-powered Prevent to tackle email risk
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data protection
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soc
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email security
KnowBe4 launches AI-powered Prevent to help SMBs prevent outbound email risks by using real-time machine learning alerts against data breaches.
Trupeer raises USD $3m to automate AI-powered video creation
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edutech
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crm
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digital transformation
Trupeer secures USD $3 million to advance AI-driven video creation, helping businesses quickly produce personalised, multi-language product videos at scale.
Celonis names Dilipkumar Khandelwal to lead customer success
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digital transformation
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cx
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martech
Celonis has appointed Dilipkumar Khandelwal as Chief Customer Officer and India Advisory Board Chairman to boost global AI-driven customer success.
Steve Mills steps up as Chief Operating Officer at DoiT
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data analytics
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hyperscale
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finops
Steve Mills is appointed Chief Operating Officer at DoiT, expanding his role after driving 2.5x revenue growth and a USD $5bn AWS partnership as Chief Revenue Officer.
AI & sustainability challenges grow for transport managers
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supply chain
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ai
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clean technologies
Most organisations expect to adopt autonomous AI in transport management by 2030, but face barriers including integration, skills shortages, and sustainability pressures.
Okta & Palo Alto Networks expand AI security integrations
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firewalls
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cloud security
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physical security
Okta and Palo Alto Networks deepen AI security partnership with new integrations enhancing identity-based defences and unified threat responses for enterprises.
UK organisations ramp up encryption to tackle evolving threats
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data protection
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ransomware
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encryption
A survey reveals 94% of UK organisations are boosting encryption amidst evolving cyber threats, yet inconsistent application still risks sensitive data exposure.
UK & EMEA firms cut AI, IT budgets as cloud costs soar
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storage
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data analytics
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edge computing
UK and EMEA firms cut AI, cybersecurity, and IT budgets as soaring cloud costs and poor AI returns strain finances, says Akamai study of 750 IT leaders.
Westfield Rise launches AI-powered DOOH targeting for 600 profiles
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cx
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martech
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ai
Westfield Rise launches AI-driven DOOH platform, enabling brands to target 600 shopper profiles with precise digital-style campaigns in physical retail spaces.
Australian employers struggle to meet new generational demands
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digital transformation
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ai
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hybrid & remote work
Almost all Australian employers struggle to meet Generation Z's demands for flexible work and advanced technology, reshaping workplace expectations nationwide.
CEH Hall of Fame 2025 report shows ethical hackers impact
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firewalls
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network security
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application security
EC-Council’s CEH Hall of Fame 2025 report reveals how ethical hackers worldwide boost careers, salaries, and security expertise amid rising cyber threats.