All articles by Refna Tharayil
Refna Tharayil
Cisco addresses critical ISE security flaws, urges administrators to update
Cisco released software updates to address both vulnerabilities, advising administrators to upgrade affected appliances as no workarounds are available.
Oracle NetSuite expands AI features and integrations to automate business operations
NetSuite’s new AI features support data entry, centralised AI model management, product configuration, and issue resolution.
Data breaches in UK legal sector jump 39% as external threats rise
NetDocuments’ analysis shows that external threats now account for half of all breaches in the legal sector, a 10% increase from the previous year.
Arm adjusts full-year revenue forecast despite Q3 FY25 growth
Although Arm reported stronger-than-expected earnings, its share price dropped about 6% in extended trading, with its current-quarter outlook largely aligning with Wall Street expectations.
Juniper Networks surpasses Q4 2024 expectations amid AI demand
The company reported net revenues of $5.07bn for the full year 2024, reflecting a 9% decline compared to 2023, with non-GAAP net income of $574.5m.
Alphabet shares drop as cloud revenue misses targets, AI spending rises
The company announced plans to spend $75bn on capital expenditures in 2025, a 29% increase over analyst forecasts and a significant rise from the previous year’s spending.
Casio UK e-commerce site hit by data theft attack exposing customer information
Malicious scripts placed on the website during the attack were designed to capture sensitive data, including credit card details.
Salesforce plans over 1,000 job cuts amid AI hiring push
The cloud-based software company has conducted multiple rounds of layoffs over the past year, cutting around 700 jobs this time last year.
LinkedIn escapes legal challenge over use of premium users’ data for AI training
In response to the lawsuit’s withdrawal, LinkedIn reiterated that the allegations levelled against it in the suit were unfounded.
WhatsApp accuses Israeli spyware firm Paragon of targeting nearly 90 users
A WhatsApp official said that the company detected a hacking attempt affecting individuals in over two dozen countries but did not disclose specific names, confirming that the targets were spread across multiple regions, including Europe.