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  1. Sophisticated groups are targeting major corporations.

Security challenges are facing major tech companies, with IBM researching the financial impact of breaches, premium security solutions failing, and Kuwahara commenting on Microsoft's issues.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 1
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Security challenges are facing major tech companies, with IBM researching the financial impact of breaches, premium security solutions failing, and Kuwahara commenting on Microsoft's issues.

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  1. A new report details how AI introduces shadow risks into data breaches, alongside mandates regarding machine interaction under the EU AI Act.Sub-event
  2. IBM is researching the average cost of data breaches in Australia, continuing the focus on tech security challenges.1 source
  3. Cyber attacks targeting Microsoft credentials were reported in Saudi Arabia, the US, and India.Sub-event
  4. IBM published a report on data breach costs, involving Thrive and its CTO, Michael Gray.Sub-event
  5. Security challenges involving Microsoft, IBM, and others are being discussed.1 source

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