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Security leaders have risen to the C-suite, playing a critical role in safeguarding businesses against cyber threats. We explore why having a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at the executive table is crucial.

If you’re currently seeking employment in the tech sector, you may be naturally inclined to gravitate towards tech companies.

Amidst the relentless technological advancements in Artificial intelligence (AI), questions surrounding appropriate AI regulations are being debated worldwide leaving governments at a critical juncture. The UK in particular, faces a pivotal moment in shaping the future of AI regulation. As we gear up to host a global AI safety summit at Bletchley Park next month, concerns have arisen regarding the adequacy of its current regulatory approach.

During a conference in Paris, Stephen Schwarzman, the chief executive of Blackstone, did not mince his words when he said, "This is not sci-fi. It's going to happen to you." He urged everyone to avoid being ostriches by sticking their heads in the sand, reiterating that AI is not a passing trend; it's here to stay!

In a progressively digital world, the threat of cyber-attacks looms heavily over businesses of all sizes and industries.

Our outlook on work, life and all of the other aspects which make up our world have without a doubt changed in dramatic circumstances since COVID19 enforced a global lockdown. Our longer-term prospects will be heavily influenced by how we as individuals and families pivot and evolve in these new and challenging times. With doctors and scientists at the forefront of decision making and controlling timeframes to begin a post-lockdown life, politicians and the business world face daily questions on how to stem the pain without damaging economies way into the future. In the following article, we discuss the thought process behind a job search versus a career move.