DeepL predicts AI agents will revolutionise business operations by 2026

04 December 2025

A recent study conducted by DeepL forecasts a significant transformation in business practices driven by artificial intelligence.

The research indicates that by 2026, AI agents will shift from experimental tools to essential components of enterprise operations. According to the survey, 69% of business leaders worldwide expect AI agents to impact their organisations within the next year, signalling a major milestone in automation and workforce evolution.

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Criminals turning bank security systems against themselves

04 December 2025

As banks beef up their security perimeters, criminals are now devising methods to beat banks’ own authentication protocols, quickly and effectively exfiltrating funds. Two particularly concerning modes of attack have emerged: Bank Identity Number (BIN) scan attacks, and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) assaults orchestrated to hide targeted attacks.

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Brsk Broadband faces major data breach

28 November 2025

Alternative broadband provider Brsk, which last year merged with Netomnia’s expanding multi-gigabit Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network, has reportedly suffered a significant data breach. Hackers are said to have gained access to and exposed personal data belonging to approximately 230,105 customers, with the stolen database now reportedly up for sale on a hacking forum.

The breach was initially identified by the DailyDarkWeb, a community of volunteers dedicated to monitoring the hidden layers of the digital world. The group has a history of uncovering leaks involving UK companies and telecoms providers. According to their report, a threat actor is advertising the stolen customer database, offering a sample and setting a price for negotiation through direct messages.

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DigiCert to enhance digital security in UK education sector

25 November 2025

DigiCert has been selected by Jisc, the UK’s national agency for digital, data, and technology services in education and research, to bolster the security of the country’s connected learning ecosystem.

The partnership aims to help the UK’s education and research institutions safeguard sensitive data against emerging cyber threats while laying a secure foundation for collaboration and innovation.

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