Automation – The TechBriefs

Manual compliance processes are eating up too many resources

Governance risk and compliance (GRC) processes are wasting thousands of person-hours annually just collecting evidence. Teams are manually juggling frameworks […]

New starters, conditions, and actions are making Google Home more powerful

If you use Google Home to help with automation, there are new options coming your way. Google has announced the […]

New starters, conditions, and actions are making Google Home more powerful

If you use Google Home to help with automation, there are new options coming your way. Google has announced the […]

AI and automation feed rise in holiday scams

The holiday season has long been a peak time for scammers as much as it has for retailers. But new […]

Paranoia rules — how automation can enable better detection and response [Q&A]

Security analysts want to capture more events in order to spot threats earlier which requires more detection rules. But doing […]

Security teams want automation but 96 percent face problems implementing it

A new survey of 750 senior cyber security professionals across the US, UK and Australia, carried out by Opinion Matters […]

Job automation — could AI replace your CEO? [Q&A]

Many people worry that AI and automation will lead to people losing their jobs and that this could be true […]

We let OpenAI’s “Agent Mode” surf the web for us—here’s what happened

But when will it fold my laundry? From scanning emails to building fansites, Atlas can ably automate some web-based tasks. […]

Software engineers love building new features but are spending more time on other things

A new survey of 1,200 software engineers and technology leaders finds that only 33 percent of engineers strongly agree that […]

Helpdesks struggle to keep up with cyber threats

Helpdesks are bogged down by repetitive, time-consuming tasks (34 percent), long resolution times (34 percent) and limited resources (31 percent). […]