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WaveMaker predicts shift toward architecture-driven AI coding tools focused on enterprise standards in 2026
14 January 2026
Senior executives at WaveMaker foresee a significant evolution in AI-assisted software development by 2026, moving away from what some have called "vibe coding" toward tools that embed guardrails, enforce architectural standards, and align with existing enterprise frameworks.
This shift comes amid a landscape where AI coding products — such as Cursor, Lovable, Replit, and Vercel’s v0 — have experienced rapid adoption and impressive revenue growth, yet face growing concerns over code quality, maintainability, and economic sustainability.
Find out more Cybersecurity teams under increasing strain as attack volumes rise and burnout spreads
12 January 2026
A new industry analysis highlights a growing operational risk facing organizations worldwide, as cybersecurity teams grapple with burnout and alert fatigue amid rising cyberattack volumes and increasingly complex technology environments.
The report cites survey data indicating that 78% of organizations have experienced a steady or increasing number of attacks, while 88% reported at least one security incident in the past year. Experts attribute this escalation to talent shortages, reactive security operations, and the overwhelming influx of alerts that stretch teams thin.
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The cybersecurity blind spot at the top
09 January 2026
Glen Williams, CEO, Cyberfort
For years, cybersecurity has been filed under the responsibility of the IT department, as if resilience could be achieved through technical controls alone. Yet the greatest weakness facing UK enterprises today is not a new strain of malware but persistent overconfidence in the boardroom. Far too many senior leaders believe their organisations are fully protected, while the operational reality tells a different story. This disconnect leaves businesses exposed in ways they often discover only after an attack.
Find out more UK launches £210 million Cyber Action Plan
07 January 2026
The UK Government has unveiled a significant new Cyber Action Plan aimed at enhancing the security and resilience of online public services, including benefits, tax, and healthcare systems.
Backed by £210 million and spearheaded by a dedicated Government Cyber Unit, the plan adopts a coordinated strategy to combat the rising tide of cyber threats targeting government operations, ensuring citizens' data and services remain protected and trustworthy.
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