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”
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
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.
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…
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
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
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
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.
SoftBank alone has pledged $30bn, taking over from Microsoft as the company’s largest investor. Read more: OpenAI raises $40bn, now worth $300bn
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