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techradar.com > pro > google-chrome-will-now-ship-security-updates-every-two-weeks-thanks-to-ai

Google Chrome will now ship security updates every two weeks, thanks to AI

3+ day, 19+ hour ago   (306+ words) Chrome to get two-weekly updates from this month Google has confirmed that Chrome has officially moved from a four-week Stable release cycle to a two-week one, with effect from September 8 2026 with the launch of Chrome 153. Besides adding new features, the…...

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techradar.com > pro > swiss-federal-government-is-ditching-microsoft-on-thousands-of-devices-to-switch-to-open-source

Swiss Federal Government is ditching Microsoft on thousands of devices to switch to open source

4+ day, 15+ hour ago   (296+ words) Switzerland plans to migrate 3,000 devices to open source software Switzerland's federal government has launched a pilot program to explore the feasibility of ditching Microsoft 365 in favour of open source alternatives, and it's starting with 3,000 machines of the government's estimated 54,000 total…...

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techradar.com > pro > the-fallout-from-ai-is-being-felt-further-across-the-business-than-most-people-assume-cios-are-being-held-accountable-when-ai-goes-wrong

'The fallout from AI is being felt further across the business than most people assume': CIOs are being held accountable when AI goes wrong

4+ day, 17+ hour ago   (274+ words) CIOs are being blamed for AI incidents New research has found half of UK CIOs say they're personally accountable when an AI agent makes a mistake - even though they may be little more than a figurehead for an entire department....

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techradar.com > pro > stop-buying-security-tools-start-buying-a-system

Stop buying security tools: start buying a system

5+ day, 15+ hour ago   (700+ words) Build security as a system, not a stack Ask a CISO why they bought their newest cybersecurity tool, and they’ll have a clear answer lined up. It stops a specific technique, closes a particular gap, or satisfies a compliance requirement....

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techradar.com > pro > save-up-to-50-percent-off-keeper-plans-this-september-protect-your-passwords-with-half-price-personal-plans-and-a-third-off-business-plans

Save up to 50% off Keeper plans this September

5+ day, 16+ hour ago   (532+ words) Keeper is perfect for personal password convenience, and business security You probably have tens, if not hundreds of passwords floating around across all the online accounts you use every week. In fact, the average person has over 150 passwords. It's not…...

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techradar.com > computing > windows > microsoft-wants-to-make-windows-11-secure-by-default-but-some-gamers-are-up-in-arms-about-this-security-feature-that-wrecks-their-frame-rates

'This is a really stupid and uncalled for move': Windows 11 is getting a security feature automatically rolled out, but some gamers feel it 'wrecks' their frame rates

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (793+ words) Memory integrity versus frame rates Windows 11 is getting its security bolstered with a feature that's being automatically enabled, but which comes at a cost that some PC gamers don't want to pay — and this is proving quite the controversy on…...

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techradar.com > pro > fable-enterprise-user-data-wont-be-retained-by-anthropic-but-some-will-be-analyzed-due-to-substantial-evidence-of-ai-misuse

Fable enterprise user data won't be retained by Anthropic, but some will be analyzed due to 'substantial evidence' of AI misuse

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (211+ words) Is this the perfect solution? Anthropic has uncovered its Enterprise Frontier Safeguards (EFS) as a new way to ensure safety and legitimacy without compromising enterprise customers' data. Under the new rules, EFS will keep relevant activity data inside cloud infrastructure…...

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techradar.com > phones > this-new-rugged-phone-has-a-16-000mah-battery-thermal-imaging-and-a-slimmer-design-than-you-might-expect

The Oukitel WP70 Ultra combines a 16,000mAh battery with a night vision camera, thermal imaging, and a durable design

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (324+ words) Don't let a lack of light hold you back Oukitel has landed at IFA 2026 with two new phones, the most intriguing of which is probably the WP70 Ultra — the “slimmest 16,000mAh rugged smartphone.” So, yes, this thing has a 16,000mAh battery, dwarfing most…...

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techradar.com > home > home-security > this-phone-accessory-spots-hidden-cameras-in-5-seconds-sweepled-prototype-uses-led-reflections-and-could-cost-only-usd7

The SweepLED phone accessory can spot hidden cameras in 5 seconds — researchers reveal prototype that uses clever light trick for 94% accuracy

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (402+ words) An innovation we can get behind Unless you're in the safety of your own home, there's always a worry that you're being surveilled without your knowledge — when you're in an Airbnb, hotel room, changing room, or restroom, for example. Now…...

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techradar.com > computing > windows > windows-11s-antivirus-is-repeatedly-telling-users-that-its-turned-off-but-dont-panic-this-is-a-bug-and-its-working-just-fine

Microsoft explains that it's fixing a bug in Windows 11's antivirus that's happening 'intermittently' and is likely to fool people into thinking that Defender is broken

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (395+ words) 'It's harmless but annoying': repeated Defender warnings might drive you to distraction If you use Windows 11's built-in antivirus and you keep getting worrying messages warning that it's turned off and you're no longer protected, the good news is that…...