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7 Top Expense Tracking Apps for 2024

Effective expense management is essential for businesses, and modern digital tools streamline how organizations track, control, and analyze their spending. However, each app is designed to cater to specific user groups. For instance, Zoho Expense offers a great entry-level experience for novices, while QuickBooks Online is more complex, suited for long-term scalability. If this seems […]

Sending a Single Email with ChatGPT is Like Drinking a Bottle of Water

According to research conducted by The Washington Post in collaboration with the University of California, Riverside, ChatGPT powered by GPT-4 consumes approximately 519 milliliters of water—slightly more than a standard 16.9-ounce bottle—to generate a 100-word email. This significant water usage can exacerbate drought conditions, particularly in arid regions. This reporting is informed by the paper […]

UN Calls for ‘Globally Inclusive and Distributed’ Governance of AI

A United Nations (UN) advisory group focused on artificial intelligence (AI) has urged governments to work together in establishing a “globally inclusive and distributed architecture” for regulating the technology. Formed in October 2023 to evaluate international governance related to AI, the UN’s High-level Advisory Body on AI has released a report detailing its framework for […]

Understanding CRM Integration: Essential Concepts and Strategies for 2024

CRM software serves as a robust solution for marketing, sales, and customer service on its own, but it’s most effective when integrated with other tools in a company’s technology stack. The ideal way to leverage a CRM platform is to position it as a central hub for all client data, campaign insights, and sales analytics. […]

Updated Roadmap Achieves Quantum Advantage by 2029

Quantinuum, a quantum computing company, has revised its timeline for when quantum computers will achieve commercial viability. According to a study by McKinsey, it’s anticipated that by 2030, 5,000 quantum computers will be in operation, but practical hardware and software capable of addressing complex computational problems may not become available until 2035. The company’s technical […]

FBI Confirms China-Linked Attack Targets 260,000 Devices

A recent cybersecurity advisory issued by the FBI, the Cyber National Mission Force, and the National Security Agency reveals concerning activities from the Flax Typhoon threat group. This cybercriminal organization has successfully infiltrated over 260,000 Small Office/Home Office (SOHO) routers, firewalls, network-attached storage, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, constructing a botnet capable of executing […]

Europol Reveals Details on the Takedown of Ghost Encrypted Communications Platform

A Europol representative has stated that the pan-European law enforcement agency has become the primary resource for international police investigations focused on the use of encrypted communication services by criminal enterprises, particularly following the dismantling of the Ghost encrypted messaging platform. This extensive three-year international investigation into Ghost, which offered end-to-end encrypted messaging, resulted in […]

Google Successfully Appeals €1.5 Billion Antitrust Fine from the EU

Google has successfully overturned a €1.5 billion antitrust fine imposed by the European Commission five years ago. The European General Court annulled the decision, citing errors in how the Commission evaluated the company’s advertising contracts. Specifically, the court found that the Commission failed to prove that Google’s agreements with publishers hindered innovation, allowed the company […]

Email Attacks: A Growing Concern for National Infrastructure Firms

Cyber attackers are increasingly utilizing malicious emails to breach critical national infrastructure (CNI). A recent report by security solutions provider OPSWAT indicates that up to 80% of CNI organizations faced email-related security breaches within the past year. Compromising CNI sectors—such as utilities, transportation, telecommunications, and now data centers—can result in significant disruptions, making them prime […]

Microsoft 365 Copilot Wave 2 Introduces Online Canvas Feature

Microsoft has announced an expansion of its AI features in the upcoming 365 Copilot Wave 2, set to roll out throughout the fall. This announcement was made during demonstrations on September 16. Jared Spataro, Microsoft’s Corporate Vice President of AI at Work, stated that “Copilot is the new UI for AI.” The demonstration highlighted the […]