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The business of cybersecurity: Resilience is just as important as compliance

By Danielle Barron

Mature organisations have moved cybersecurity out of the server room and into the boardroom

Strengthening digital trust

By Edel Corrigan

In an increasingly AI-driven world, organisations can protect identities, secure customer interactions and build confidence

Why the story of the vegetable lamb was believed

By Tim Harford

Behavioural economics study shows that our weakness for misinformation is far from new

AI’s next cybersecurity challenge: robust governance key to success

By Edel Corrigan

How companies are navigating the rise of AI use and the risks that come with it

A ‘fantastic for the money’ white wine and a red to enjoy with tapas

By John Wilson

Wines for the Weekend: These two inexpensive Spanish options come from one of the largest family-owned wine producers in the world

Is your boss watching you? The next frontier of workplace surveillance

By Elaine Moore

Microsoft, Amazon, Nvidia and Meta are among companies interested in collecting data on how people feel at work

Old-fashioned deception supercharged by technology

By Barry McCall

The rise of artificial intelligence tools has enabled fraudsters to automate phishing, scam call scripting and deepfake impersonations

Spa Weekend review: Bridesmaids has a lot to answer for

By Donald Clarke

Sorry project may remind Hollywood that Isla Fisher’s talents have yet to be made the most of

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It is easier to log in than to break in

By Barry McCall

‘For many criminals, it is easier to steal a password than to hack through technical defences’

Reinforcing the weakest links in supply chains

By Barry McCall

Suppliers can create cyber risk because they often have privileged access to systems, data and critical business operations

The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Michael Stanley, Cairn Homes chief executive

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The company is on target to deliver full year revenues in excess of €1bn this year, a new milestone for the Irish home builder

Brandon Flowers: Thrasher review – An all-in love letter to the country rock the Killers frontman grew up on

By Ed Power

Brandon Flowers was once a teenager obsessed with New Order and The Smiths. Now he’s a 45-year-old dad embracing his inner Garth Brooks

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The World’s Reformation: A story combining academic authority with gripping readability

By Andrew Roycroft

The Reformation history scholar’s judicious account of missionary endeavour combines academic authority with gripping readability

Panama canal to reduce shipping as El Niño strikes vital route

By Agence France-Presse

Further restrictions on shipping lane possible as Central America gripped by severe drought The Panama canal will cut the number of ships passing through it starting next month because of drought caused by the El Niño phenomenon, the operator of the strategic waterway linking the Atlantic and Pacific said Thursday. From 3 September, the number of vessels allowed through each day will fall from 36 to 34 due to low wat

Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv protest organiser disowns Mykhailo Fedorov’s call for elections

By Warren Murray with Guardian writers and agencies

Demonstrations in support of sacked defence minister reportedly die down as supporters and experts say he went too far. What we know on day 1,640 Continue reading...

Sycophancy in stereo as former Trump hater Michael Cohen loses his nerve

By David Smith in Washington

Fawning, deferential, oleaginous – this was the Untruth and Reconciliation Commission as Trump called in to 77 WABC “Our next guest is a ‘ racist ’, a ‘ conman ’ and a ‘ cheat ’ – someone who behaves more like a ‘mobster’ than a president. Please welcome Donald J Trump!” That is how Michael Cohen could have introduced Trump on his New York radio show on Thursday. After all, Cohen used such terms to describe the US pr

Zomi Frankcom was killed by IDF drones. Australia says Israel’s response ‘falls far short’. How did it happen and what’s next?

By Ben Doherty

Two years after a deadly strike on the Australian aid worker and her colleagues, IDF officers have been cleared of criminal wrongdoing. Frankcom’s brother says it’s ‘an insult’ Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast “Serious failures in the process” was the euphemism of Israel’s military advocate general to describe a 2024 drone strike that k

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Progressive Aisha Wahab wins California special election to fill Eric Swalwell seat

By Dani Anguiano

State senator beats rival Melissa Hernandez and will replace US congressman who quit amid sexual misconduct claims Progressive Aisha Wahab has been elected to Congress in a special election following a bitter intra-party battle over the seat formerly held by Eric Swalwell, who resigned in April after facing sexual misconduct allegations. Swalwell has denied the allegations. Wahab, a state senator, was widely consider

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Tupac Shakur trial: ‘Keffe D’ told detectives years ago his nephew fired the shots

By Associated Press

The former gang leader was charged with planning the drive-by shooting that killed Tupac Shakur in 1996 Jurors on Thursday heard Duane “Keffe D” Davis tell detectives in 2008 that his nephew Orlando “Baby Lane” Anderson fired the shots that killed Tupac Shakur. Davis, who said in the interview that he was also in the car with Anderson, is accused of orchestrating the 1996 killing of the 25-year-old hip-hop superstar

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California oil pipeline can continue to operate, judge rules

By Dani Anguiano

State sought to stop system off coast of Santa Barbara from resuming operations after Trump ordered its reopening An oil pipeline can continue to operate off the California coast after a judge gave it the green light this week, despite the opposition of state regulators and environmental groups. The system off the coast of Santa Barbara resumed operations earlier this year for the first time in more than a decade aft

Lily Hooper’s family was told she’d been found alive. ‘She’s coming home,’ her father said – then tears of joy turned to grief

By Ima Caldwell in Mittagong

After eight days missing in the rugged NSW bush, word came through that the 18-year-old had been located. Her family were waiting with presents Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The rugged landscape of the New South Wales southern highlands loomed large on Thursday evening. This country had just revived, then killed hope. A young woman w

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Zomi Frankcom did not deserve to die. Israel’s refusal to investigate her death and its failure to apologise is despicable | Geoffrey Robertson

By Geoffrey Robertson

The Israeli ambassador has claimed ‘a court came to a decision that there’s no criminal liability’ but there is no evidence that any court has been involved Zomi Frankcom did not deserve to die. She and her six colleagues were traveling in a clearly marked humanitarian convoy to distribute food to starving Palestinians on a route that had been communicated well in advance to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). It bombed

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Jailed ex-Pakistan PM Imran Khan allowed brief hospital visit after uproar over health

By Shah Meer Baloch in Islamabad

Supreme court ordered transfer of ex-leader whose health is reportedly deteriorating, but he was returned to prison several hours later Pakistan’s jailed former prime minister Imran Khan was briefly taken to a hospital in the country’s capital on supreme court orders after weeks of uproar about his deteriorating health. Khan, 73, was transferred to the hospital in the early hours of Friday, but then moved back to Adi

Motorcyclist, 30s, dies in Co Cork road collision

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A motorcyclist in his 30s has died in a collision with a car on the N71 at Caha Pass, Co Cork.

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Four arrests over burglaries as gardaí contain car on M50

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Four men have been arrested after gardaí stopped a vehicle following a "managed containment operation" on the M50 in Dublin yesterday morning.