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For years, enterprise security teams have focused on stopping attackers from stealing employee credentials. A growing form of identity fraud presents a different problem: what happens when an attacker persuades the company to issue legitimate credentials to them?

Research conducted at UC San Diego Health on the types of editing that physicians across various specialties made to AI-generated drafts of patient messages provides some early evidence about physicians’ roles as humans-in-the-loop and offers some direction for AI optimization efforts.

Fellows at Penn’s Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics recently investigated the role of venture capital-backed startups in improving maternal healthcare. 

A new study on investor companies with real estate portfolios ranked which major cities were the most likely locations for those companies to “panic sell” their holdings if the economy goes south

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Vancouver, British Columbia–(Newsfile Corp. – September 15, 2026) – NearMe Marketing, a Vancouver law firm SEO agency, has published a study identifying the Canadian law firm SEO agencies with a named client ranking in the top five of a Canadian legal search. The full study is available at https://nearmemarketing.com/best-law-firm-seo-agencies-canada/.

For years, the debate over working from home has centered on one question: Can people really be trusted to do their jobs without someone watching? A major study published in Science in June suggests that this may not be the most important question.

The Pomodoro study method is a time-management tool that helps degree students, workers, and others complete tasks by scheduling regular breaks.

A cyberattack used to end with an IT cleanup bill and a quiet all-clear. Cohesity, a data security and backup-and-recovery vendor, argues that era is over. Its new Risk-Ready or Risk-Exposed cyber resilience study is based on 3,200 IT and security leaders surveyed by Vanson Bourne in September 2025. The cybersecurity bill now lands on…

Research reveals fragmented decision-making, late technology integration, and meeting disruptions cost companies significant time and revenue