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Dramatically shorter dwell timeDetect attackers at the reconnaissance stage before they reach critical assets5 days vs 42 days avgExtremely low false positivesEvery deception alert is confirmed attacker behavior. No legitimate process touches decoysAlerts trigger only upon interaction with decoy assets, minimizing false positivesInternal threat intelligence creationObserve full attacker TTP in a controlled setting; harden real assets from what you learnBehavioral data collected during decoy engagementProactive threat hunting supportDeception alerts provide confirmed starting indicators for threat hunters with no more blind searchesSANS 2025: ICS-specific intel improves detection outcomesFaster, more surgical incident responseAlert contains attacker location, tools used, and segment of origin.…

NASA’s Artemis II crew got off to a great start on Wednesday when their Orion spacecraft reached Earth orbit following a spectacular launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. After a day checking the spacecraft’s systems, NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Koch, together with CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Jeremy Hansen, have just executed a critical burn that sets them on course for a close encounter with the moon some 250,000 miles away — the first since Apollo 17 in 1972. It’s also the first-ever lunar mission with a woman, a person of color, and a…

For April Fools’ Day, the developer of Look Outside released an update that added a new option to your interactions with NPCs: kissing. Instead of just fighting or talking to enemies and surviving neighbors in the cursed apartment building, you could give ’em a smooch. Their dialogue and sprites were updated accordingly, too. Cue stammering eldritch horrors with bright red blushing cheeks. April Fools’ Day is (thankfully) over now, but there’s good news for anyone who has been enjoying the lovefest or didn’t get a chance to try it. Developer Francis Coulombe has built in a way for players to…

Kate Knibbs: So, you went twice?Makena Kelly: Yes, Kate. I went twice.Kate Knibbs: I missed that.Zoë Schiffer: Wait, is the Pentagon Pizza thing a joke about the pizza predicting the war?Makena Kelly: Yeah.Zoë Schiffer: Oh, my God.Makena Kelly: Because they had these Pentagon pizza trackers up. When I returned the second night, yes, I came back the second night. Everything was working for the most part. There were still some screens that were turned off, but I never saw any actual Bloomberg terminals. There were some monitory Bloomberg type terminal things that it looked like Polymarket had developed themselves, but…

Google is sweetening the deal for those who might want to upgrade their plans to use more AI features. The company’s mid-tier AI Pro plan, which costs $20 a month, now includes 5TB of cloud storage that can be used across services, including Gmail, Google Photos and Google Drive. In addition to that, the plan also bundles in Google Home Premium Standard, which costs $10 on its own and adds expanded capabilities to Google Home devices, like a 30-day event history. A one-month free trial is available for the AI Plus plan.  In a post on X, Shimrit Ben-Yair, Google’s…

Google LLC is upping the stakes for open-weights artificial intelligence models with the release of Gemma 4, its most advanced “open” model family so far. Built on the same architectural foundation as Gemini 3, the models are designed to handle complex reasoning tasks and support autonomous AI agents running locally on low-power devices such as workstations and smartphones. With Gemma 4, Google DeepMind researchers Clement Farabet and Olivier Lacombe said, they’ve managed to squeeze out more “intelligence per parameter,” allowing them to punch significantly above their weight class. For instance, the 31B Dense variant currently ranks third in open models…

Imagine never having to click through a software application again. Ever. The days of finding yourself staring blankly at the first screen of a new tool and wondering “What do I do now?” are disappearing.AI is quietly changing the way software is built and it’s a massive deal. Instead of software applications that users must learn to navigate, we are witnessing the birth of applications that users can talk to.Once you notice it, it’s impossible to ignore.  Software applications are moving from dashboards and processes to conversational interfaces. In essence, users don’t want tools, they want results, and AI is…

From retail to finance, operational challenges are cutting across every industry Singapore recorded a notable increase in business closures in 2025, with more than 60,000 companies ceasing operations—the highest figure in the past eight years, according to data from Singapore’s Department of Statistics. Source: Singapore Department of Statistics This comes despite Singapore’s headline GDP growth remaining relatively strong in 2025, with overall economic expansion outpacing expectations, highlighting that even in a growing economy, many firms still faced mounting operational pressures. The surge in closures has been uneven across sectors, with some industries more affected than others. Here is a breakdown…

Most sales teams think they’re doing consultative selling. They’re probably not. And the difference shows up exactly when it matters most. Here’s something that happens in sales kickoffs all the time. A sales leader asks the room who practices consultative selling. Every hand goes up. Then the deal review occurs, and what surfaces is a lot of reps leading with product, matching pain points to features, and calling it a needs assessment. That’s not consultative selling. That’s solution selling with a friendlier tone. And the difference between the two matters a lot more than most teams acknowledge, especially when you…

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to help optimize decision-making in high-stakes settings. For instance, an autonomous system can identify a power distribution strategy that minimizes costs while keeping voltages stable.But while these AI-driven outputs may be technically optimal, are they fair? What if a low-cost power distribution strategy leaves disadvantaged neighborhoods more vulnerable to outages than higher-income areas?To help stakeholders quickly pinpoint potential ethical dilemmas before deployment, MIT researchers developed an automated evaluation method that balances the interplay between measurable outcomes, like cost or reliability, and qualitative or subjective values, such as fairness.   The system separates objective evaluations from user-defined…