Editor’s Note: A May 2025 discovery of 184 million plain-text credentials by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler became the gateway to uncovering one of the largest credential compilations in history—spanning over 16 billion records across 30 datasets. Though not a single breach, this aggregation represents a significant escalation in identity-related cyber risk. As platforms like Microsoft…

Editor’s Note: A recent cyberattack on The Washington Post drives home the persistent digital threats confronting media institutions, especially those reporting on geopolitically sensitive topics. This breach, reportedly targeting journalists covering national security and economic policy—particularly stories related to China—serves as a pointed example of how cyber intrusions can compromise not just corporate networks, but…

Editor’s Note: As Generative AI becomes increasingly embedded in enterprise systems and security workflows, it is no longer just a technological innovation—it’s a cybersecurity paradox. This article draws on the European Commission’s Generative AI Outlook Report – Exploring the Intersection of Technology, Society, and Policy (JRC142598) to examine how GenAI is reshaping both the tools of…

Editor’s Note: HaystackID’s latest move to elevate its legal technology strategy in Europe underscores a growing industry need: legal and compliance teams are navigating increasingly fragmented data protection laws, surging data volumes, and the operational complexities of cross-border investigations. With the rollout of Core Intelligence AI Case Insight and CoreFlex, HaystackID is addressing both technological…

Editor’s Note: This article explores how Generative AI is redefining the boundaries of authorship, responsibility, and liability in legal practice. Drawing from the European Commission’s Generative AI Outlook Report – Exploring the Intersection of Technology, Society and Policy (JRC142598), it examines the legal and ethical questions emerging as AI tools increasingly generate content that influences…

Editor’s Note: As Generative AI technologies increasingly shape enterprise workflows and public decision-making, the governance of data—its origins, usage, and accountability—faces mounting pressure. This article draws from the European Commission’s comprehensive 2025 report, Generative AI Outlook Report – Exploring the Intersection of Technology, Society and Policy (JRC142598), to examine the legal, ethical, and operational challenges emerging…

Editor’s Note: Prompted by the geopolitical reverberations of Israel’s June 13, 2025 strike on Iran, this article contextualizes the Russian reaction and integrates it into the broader narrative of Moscow’s evolving campaign in Ukraine. Drawing from the Institute for the Study of War’s (ISW) latest operational assessment, it details how Russia’s condemnation of the Israeli…

Editor’s Note: Retirement in America is being redefined—not by policymakers, but by the people living it. As this timely article explores, an overwhelming number of U.S. workers are embracing “flextirement,” choosing to remain active in the workforce beyond the age of 65. Driven by rising living costs, longer life spans, and a search for continued…

Editor’s Note: In a bold defense of digital privacy, Apple’s legal standoff with the UK government, backed by WhatsApp, underscores a pivotal moment in the global debate over encryption, surveillance, and national security. This confrontation, sparked by the UK’s demand for backdoor access to encrypted iCloud data, highlights the mounting pressure on technology companies to…

Editor’s Note: The re-emergence of AT&T customer data in dark web marketplaces this June marks a troubling evolution in data breach dynamics. For cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals, this incident highlights how legacy breaches can evolve into new threats as stolen data is repackaged, decrypted, and redistributed. While not a new compromise, the decryption…

Editor’s Note: Technology is no longer a support function in private equity—it’s a strategic imperative. As traditional levers like financial engineering and operational improvements lose their edge, leading firms are reengineering their value creation models around AI, data analytics, cloud infrastructure, and cybersecurity. This article delivers a concise and timely overview of how top-tier private…

Editor’s Note: Strategic transactions in the U.S. are holding steady, even as economic pressures mount. The latest Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) filing data through May 2025 reveals not a retreat, but a recalibration, signaling a transactional landscape marked by intention and resilience. Despite major new HSR regulatory requirements and increased filing thresholds, dealmakers continue to pursue opportunities…

Editor’s Note: Europe is opening a new chapter for innovation with the launch of its Startup and Scaleup Strategy—Choose Europe to Start and Scale. This ambitious initiative is designed to eliminate longstanding barriers to growth, making it easier for entrepreneurs to build, fund, and expand their businesses within the EU. From harmonized regulations and streamlined…