A Historic Drop In Overdose Deaths Doesn’t Mean We Solved Addiction.

Drug overdose deaths fell sharply in 2024, marking a historic decline. But public health experts warn the deeper addiction crisis may be far from over.

Microsoft Is Scrapping SMS 2FA Codes—What You Need To Do

If you have been using SMS codes to log in to your Microsoft account, that will all change soon. Here’s what you need to know and do.

‘Wax Heads’ Review: Somehow The Vital Connection Is Made

Wax Heads is the perfect escape from the world’s negative noise, and a reminder of the simple things we all have in common.

Securing The Internet’s Humanity

We have lost the ability to tell humans from AI, and the consequences will be dire if we don’t solve this problem soon.

Netflix’s Best New Show Lands A Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score As A Final Duffer Bros. Effort

Netflix’s best new show has a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, a series produced by The Duffer Bros.

Do Your AI Agents Have Governance? Most Don’t, And They’re Live

Salesforce, Microsoft, ServiceNow and Kore.ai are racing to build the control layer for enterprise AI agents already running in production across the Global 2000.

Why Post-Quantum Compliance For Banks Starts In Containers

Containers are known to contain a range of vulnerabilities, making them a common entry point for adversaries when attempting to move laterally.

Why Complexity Is The Insider Threat Hiding In Plain Sight

This causes teams to spend more time managing technology than improving outcomes.

‘Supergirl’ Is Starting To Feel Like It May Be A Big DCU Miss

Supergirl is the second DCU film to date, and it does not feel like it’s shaping up to be a hit at the moment. Here’s why.

Google Confirms 2 Critical New Flaws—How To Jump The Update Queue

Google has validated 16 new Chrome browser vulnerabilities and is starting to roll out an important security update. You can beat the wait, though—here’s how.