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Healthcare IT firm CareCloud has disclosed a data breach incident that exposed sensitive data and caused a network disruption lasting approximately eight hours. The New Jersey-based company said in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that the intrusion occurred on March 16 when hackers accessed its IT infrastructure. “On March 16, 2026, CareCloud, Inc. experienced a temporary network disruption in its CareCloud Health division that partially impacted the functionality and data access to 1 of its 6 electronic health record environments for approximately 8 hours until the Company fully restored all functionality and data access during…

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AI agents are software systems that can reason through tasks, use tools, and take action to reach a goal without needing a human to guide every step.Agents go beyond generating content. They research, evaluate, and compare. Increasingly, they also act. Booking, purchasing, and coordinating on a user’s behalf.For brands, this creates a new layer of visibility. Agents are already evaluating your content, pricing, reviews, and competitors. Then they make recommendations based on their findings.Understanding how they work matters if you want to show up where these systems are looking.At its core, an AI agent combines a large language model (LLM)…

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Business efficiency demands maximum use of AI assistance, but where policy as code is concerned, AI can introduce serious policy flaws. The shift to policy as code for organizational security, compliance, and operational rules, is being followed by increased use of LLM artificial intelligence to help produce the raw code. This makes sense. A primary purpose of AI within business is to improve human efficiency, and writing policy in languages like Rego or Cedar is not easy. AI is increasingly used to streamline the process. But there is a problem. These generated policies often look correct, compile successfully, and still…

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Key Takeaways Boost posts that are already winning organically, not the ones you hope will catch on. Paid spend won’t fix weak content. Only boost LinkedIn posts that have social proof.  Your campaign objective tells LinkedIn who to show your post to. Choose your goal strategically so LinkedIn doesn’t optimize for the wrong audience. Start with one or two targeting filters. Too broad wastes budget on junk impressions, and too narrow spikes costs and limits delivery. Impressions and clicks are vanity metrics. Rate comparisons between boosted and organic rates tell you what’s actually working. If you’re not getting views on…

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Summary The Task Manager in Windows 11 Dev build 26300.8142 gains NPU monitoring. The update adds optional NPU, NPU Engine, and Dedicated/Shared memory columns The Processes and Details pages get an ‘Isolation’ column showing AppContainer status. Windows’ Task Manager has been a key part of the operating system for decades now, but it has the issue of needing to keep up with all the modern-day innovations that we couldn’t imagine happening ten years ago. For instance, it’s totally possible for people to pick up a new computer equipped with a Neural Processing Unit (NPU), which joins the CPU and GPU…

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Two disparate industries, manufacturing and healthcare, share several weaknesses that lead to significant security gaps, especially in password hygiene. To address in the short term will require shifting security culture mindsets.The industries are two of the biggest ransomware targets. Black Kite’s “2025 Manufacturing Research Report” found that manufacturing was the No. 1 target for ransomware groups four years in a row. Both have environments full of legacy technology, can’t afford downtime, and yet they use poor password management practices. Experts say plant operators and physicians sharing credentials or using no passwords at all are common risky practices observed across both industries. In…

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Google’s Gary Illyes and Martin Splitt used a recent episode of the Search Off the Record podcast to discuss whether webpages are getting too large and what that means for both users and crawlers. The conversation started with a simple question: are websites getting fat? Splitt immediately pushed back on the framing, arguing that website-level size is meaningless. Individual page size is where the discussion belongs. What The Data Shows Splitt cited the 2025 Web Almanac from HTTP Archive, which found that the median mobile homepage weighed 845 KB in 2015. By July, that same median page had grown to…

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The flashlight on your phone is a feature that likely doesn’t get a whole lot of thought given to it. It’s always there for situations like when the power goes out, you lose something in a dark space, or are too lazy to turn the lights on at night to grab something. However, some Pixel 10 Pro owners are now raising concerns about what can happen if it is left on for extended periods, with a handful of users reporting visible damage to the light’s lens. The Pixel 10 Pro’s flashlight runs pretty hot These complaints come from a range…

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The first step in transformation was building a unified data layer across all of those sources. Lumen ingested nearly 500 data sources into a common platform and built data objects that link network elements, customer services, cost data and revenue data across what were previously hard organizational and system boundaries. “This is the first time we’ve been able to relate those things to one another,” Corcoran said. The outcome is what Corcoran describes as a digital twin that goes well beyond the network layer. “It’s a digital twin of our inventory, of our architecture, of our ecosystem,” she said.  A…

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A previously unknown vulnerability in OpenAI ChatGPT allowed sensitive conversation data to be exfiltrated without user knowledge or consent, according to new findings from Check Point. “A single malicious prompt could turn an otherwise ordinary conversation into a covert exfiltration channel, leaking user messages, uploaded files, and other sensitive content,” the cybersecurity company said in a report published today. “A backdoored GPT could abuse the same weakness to obtain access to user data without the user’s awareness or consent.” Following responsible disclosure, OpenAI addressed the issue on February 20, 2026. There is no evidence that the issue was ever exploited…

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