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ASIC finds PI reporting failures across financial advice licensees | Insurance Business

Cision has released its 2026 State of the Media Report, based on a global survey of 1,899 journalists across 19 markets, detailing how story sourcing is changing under newsroom pressure. The company outlined the findings in its official announcement.

Israeli venture firm Team8 today published research on why institutional money is flowing away from the newest venture funds, as global limited partners put 6% of their 2025 commitments into funds smaller than $50 million.

Frankfurt am Main, Germany, September 3rd, 2026/CyberNewswire/–Link11 has released its European Cyber Report for the first half of 2026, providing an overview of DDoS attack activity targeting European companies. Although the number of DDoS attacks on the Link11 network decreased by 42 percent, the report records new highs for attack intensity across bandwidth, packet rate…

Enterprise AI security has entered a phase unlike any previous technology cycle, as frontier models surface software flaws that went unnoticed for decades. The result is a threat landscape expanding in two directions at once: Defenders gain new tools, while attackers gain the same leverage.

New research suggests flexibility may be a powerful tool for employee well-being and retention.

New research highlights the growing need for fast payouts and financial tools as gig work becomes a larger part of workers’ financial lives.

New research shows SRE and platform engineering teams are increasingly responsible for making AI trustworthy, scalable, and reliable

Millions of service members and veterans rely on a single federal electronic health record system to receive care, but a recent Government Accountability Office report found that the federal agencies managing this critical infrastructure are not fully following leading practices for interagency collaboration to protect the system as cyberattacks increase across the health care sector.

An investigative report from the North Carolina Office of the State Auditor has identified significant financial and record-keeping issues in the Town of Speed, a small community still struggling in the decades following Hurricane Floyd.