Foxit & ASG launch Access Pro for PDF accessibility
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US telecoms providers face elevated cyber risk, report finds
Basic security gaps are leaving nearly two-thirds of analysed US telecoms providers in an elevated cyber risk band, the report says.
Sygnia finds AI onboarding flaw exposing client data
A faulty token check let low-privilege users view other applicants' identities, payment details and Social Security numbers in a financial onboarding app.
Backbase banking AI beats GPT-4.1 in live deployment
In a seven-month test, the specialist model answered more banking queries than GPT-4.1 while refusing uncertain prompts less often than expected.
Airbyte adds workspaces & HubSpot writes for agents
Access controls are tightening as Airbyte lets AI agents update HubSpot records and limits each team to its own workspace.
Stagwell acquires QStrauss to boost Adobe capabilities
Clients across Latin America should gain broader access to Adobe implementation support as Stagwell deepens its digital transformation push.
Corpay launches Agent Card for AI business payments
Approved AI agents can now create controlled virtual cards for company spending, targeting procurement, travel and advertising workflows.
Editor Interviews
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Theorem study: friction between pre-sales and executed media ads
Theorem's new survey finds friction remains the biggest barrier in enterprise pre-sales, despite widespread automation adoption.
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Exclusive: Dreamdata CEO on why B2B buying funnel isn't linear
Buyers are spending most of the journey before sales speak, forcing marketers to rethink funnels and how they prove return on investment.
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Check Point Technologies: On vigilance, Mythos and beyond
AI-driven vulnerability scanning is forcing firms to rethink complacency as Check Point says existing defences still help against Mythos.
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Exclusive: How Adobe showcases its innovation engine
Ideas from across Adobe are vetted live at Summit, and some have gone on to become products after further testing and hardening.
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Amperity's CMO reveals how continuous decisioning fuels loyalty innovation
Retailers risk losing loyalty when AI acts on fragmented data, as shoppers now expect instant, relevant responses to every signal.
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Circular manufacturing is an imperative: Sustainability through modularity
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Personalization, privacy, and the question of identity
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ChatSee warns of AI failures beyond hallucinations
Execution and escalation breakdowns now outnumber hallucinations in enterprise AI failures, according to more than 10,000 observed incidents.
Testlio lists crowdsourced testing platform on AWS
Enterprise buyers can now procure Testlio's testing services through AWS and Microsoft marketplaces, alongside pre-committed cloud spend.
Glassbox launches AI tools for enterprise digital data
Banking and insurance teams could spot digital failures sooner as new tools feed governed customer-journey evidence into enterprise AI systems.
Carta broadens Claude plugins for private capital firms
Private capital firms using Claude may cut days of manual reporting as Carta rolls out plugins that work inside its permissioned records and audit trails.
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Algolia adds guardrails for fashion AI shopping tools
Fashion retailers can now curb costly AI shopping errors as Algolia adds guardrails tied to live stock, prices and business rules.
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Enterprise AI buyers increase spending but demand proof
Enterprise AI purchases are facing tougher checks as 64% of buyers demand proof, slowing deals even as spending keeps rising.
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CFOs widen remit as firms seek broader finance chiefs
Broader finance roles are making CFO pay and hiring harder to benchmark, with many chief financial officers now overseeing operations, IT and HR.
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Netchex launches AI HR teammates for deskless workers
Frontline employers could cut payroll errors and admin time as the early access rollout targets hotels, clinics and other deskless workplaces.
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