Digital identity company Imprivata has found that nearly half (47%) of firms have suffered a data breach involving a third-party in the last year. The joint research with the Ponemon Institute also revealed that 64% of respondents expect such breaches to either increase or maintain current high levels in the next two years. The findings also showed a rise in awareness of the security implications of third-party access. Just under half (48%) agreed this is becoming the commonest attack surface.
Microsoft joins competitors in handing over AI models for advanced testing
US and UK government agencies will evaluate the firm’s frontier models, along with those from Google and xAI
