Articles from July 24, 2026
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AI Sandbox Services Now Available from Every Major Cloud: What Windows Users Need to Know
AWS and Google Cloud have both launched managed sandbox services for AI agents, completing a market where all four major cloud platforms—Microsoft Azure, Cloudflare, AWS, and Google Cloud—now...
Microsoft Copilot Meets Municipal Government: Privacy, Review, and Disclosure Rules Arcata Just Adopted
The Arcata City Council advanced a sweeping AI usage policy on July 15, 2026, setting firm limits on how city employees may use generative tools like Microsoft Copilot—and the draft rules contain...
Forcepoint’s AI Data Security Platform Adds Real-Time DLP for Copilot and Autonomous Agents
Forcepoint today launched an AI Data Security platform that extends traditional data loss prevention (DLP) to every prompt, file upload, and response generated by AI services, including Microsoft...
monday.com Reports 50% Dev Throughput Boost from AI Agents, as Box Introduces Critical Security Guardrails
AI agents that act on your behalf inside business software are no longer a distant promise—they are being deployed now, and they are delivering hard numbers. Internal data from monday.com shows...
8.7 Million Files Stolen: How Attackers Used Microsoft 365 OAuth and Copilot to Log In, Not Break In
A single phishing email, a malicious OAuth app, and three days of silent data theft—that’s all it took for attackers to exfiltrate 8.7 million files from 72 SharePoint sites, according to a new...
Why AI Workloads Are Making Cloud Management a Continuous Job
A senior cloud executive has warned that the velocity of AI adoption is breaking traditional enterprise cloud management—and the only fix is to stop treating cloud operations as a periodic review...
Apple’s Foldable iPhone Nears Mass Production, But September Buyers May Face Delays
Apple’s first foldable device has taken a decisive step toward reality as Foxconn reportedly begins the New Product Introduction process, but even with mass production on the horizon, a September...
Municipal Workers Are Feeding Sensitive Data Into AI Chatbots—and No One’s Watching
A survey of Pennsylvania municipal employees has uncovered a troubling pattern: generative AI use has surged inside small local governments, but policies to govern that use are nearly nonexistent....
CMMC Level 2 Uncertainty Isn’t a Break—New Kiteworks–A-LIGN Pact Pushes Data Governance First
Kiteworks and A‑LIGN have announced a strategic partnership designed to give Defense Industrial Base contractors a clearer path to CMMC Level 2 readiness—pairing a content‑governance platform...
After October 2026, Your Windows 10 Gaming PC Won't Get New NVIDIA Drivers. Here's What to Do Now.
As of this summer, roughly one in four Steam users is still gaming on a Windows 10 PC. But the platform is no longer receiving free security patches from Microsoft, and now NVIDIA has confirmed that...
Command-Line Surgery: Using Windows File Recovery and Why SSDs Demand a Backup Plan
You’ve deleted a file. It’s not in the Recycle Bin. Panic sets in. On Windows 11, Microsoft provides a free, dedicated recovery tool—but it’s hidden in a command-line interface, and its...
Press Win+V Now: The Underused Windows Feature That Keeps 25 Copied Items at Your Fingertips
Microsoft’s familiar Ctrl+C, Ctrl+X, Ctrl+V trio has been the backbone of desktop productivity for decades. But for millions of Windows users, the clipboard remains a single-slot buffer: copy...