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We spoke to Jennifer Cox about her greatest achievements, Ireland’s cybersecurity landscape and the importance of a connected community. Read more: Collaborative cyber: “There’s only so much impact I can create on my own”
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Accenture’s Hannah Twomey discusses working in cyber, managing burnout and the ever-changing nature of her career. Read more: Why building a forward-thinking cybersecurity culture is crucial
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One year on from the announcement that Clyde & Co had adopted Lexis Everyfile, the global law firm has 2,000 users of the web-based matter management system, which is designed to […] The post Webinar: From rollout to real results – LexisNexis Everyfile in action at Clyde & Co appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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By Neil Cameron LegalWeek 2025 brought together some of the most innovative legal technology vendors, showcasing groundbreaking advancements in AI, automation, and data security. As I wandered round I […] The post LegalWeek 2025: Demos and analysis of DeepJudge, Vincent AI, Thomson Reuters CoCounsel, LexisNexis Protégé and more appeared first on Legal IT…
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The team at William Fry explain how game developers can utilise AI while keeping in compliance with regulations. Read more: The ethics and legality of AI in video game development
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CTFs are an ideal way to build up cyber skills in a fun and engaging way, but what do you need to know? Read more: Captivated by capture the flag events? Here are the skills you need
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The announcement was made via a LinkedIn post on the founder’s social media account. Read more: Drone delivery firm Manna set for flying start in Cork
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In a groundbreaking but mildly terrifying development, leading UK City law firm Brickson Rowe has announced the promotion of its first fully autonomous AI system, EquiBotGPT, to equity partner. Trained […] The post Breaking news: UK law firm hires first AI partner appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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SoftBank alone has pledged $30bn, taking over from Microsoft as the company’s largest investor. Read more: OpenAI raises $40bn, now worth $300bn
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As widely expected, the French Competition Authority has imposed a fine on Apple related to its App Tracking Transparency system (ATT) introduced in April 2021. Read more: French regulators slap €150m fine on Apple over privacy tool