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Sparkle strengthens Chile presence with new PoP in Santiago

As the third Point of Presence (PoP) in the city and fourth in Chile, Sparkle looks to enhance connectivity across the country and wider South America.

UK security minster unveils ‘business-first’ plan to boost cyber resilience

Minister for Security, Dan Jarvis MBE, announced a clearer action plan for cyber resilience, consulting with government and private sector to protect against cyberattacks.

The UK Cybersecurity Bill that could cost organisations millions

Phil Chapman, cybersecurity subject matter expert at Firebrand Training, on why the UK Cybersecurity and Resilience Bill 2025 is the wake-up call organisations can’t ignore.

UK data centres are now national security targets

The UK’s new Cyber Security & Resilience Bill elevates data centres, MSPs, and critical suppliers to national critical infrastructure, and at greater risk of cyber threats.

Voice security in an AI-driven world: A proactive defence

The digital transformation of businesses has accelerated innovation at an unprecedented pace.

Driving the future: securing connected cars

As software-defined vehicles (SDVs) become the dominant force on our roads, connectivity can no longer be treated as an element to be added after the software build.

‘Adopt quantum-safe technology now’: How Nokia is shaping future networks

Capacity spoke with Paul Alexander, VP and country general manager at Nokia UK&I, about quantum resilience and supporting AI development in the UK.

How to ensure business continuity in Microsoft Exchange with swift recovery and downtime prevention strategies

Huawei launches Xinghe AI Network Security to defend against AI-driven attacks

Huawei has unveiled its Xinghe AI Network Security solution, a new security-as-a-service (SaaS) model designed to counter the accelerating wave of AI-driven cyber threats and unlock new commercial value for operators in the process.

Arelion CEO Daniel Kurgan on balancing CapEx risk and hyperscale opportunity in the Nordics and Baltics

CEO Daniel Kurgan on Arelion’s growth strategy, major fibre investments, and EU-backed Baltic expansion.

Human error remains cybersecurity’s weakest link, warns Aryaka’s Dr Aditya Sood

Dr Aditya Sood, VP of security engineering and AI architecture at Aryaka, has blamed human error for many of today’s most damaging cyber attacks, warning that even as AI transforms both attack and defence, “the basics remain the hardest to conquer.”