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Appdome launches Vault for mobile compliance history
Appdome unveils Vault, a mobile app compliance history workspace with an AI agent to track, audit and reconstruct security controls.

Singer on 'cloud nine' after winning BBC Scottish Act of the Year award
Alice Faye said it was a "fabulous honour" to scoop the award, beating four other finalists at an event in Glasgow.

The most consequential World Cup call the All Whites coach has to make
Max Crocombe and Alex Paulsen are in a battle to be New Zealand’s No 1 come June.

‘How could anyone think that’s a good idea?’ The sign placement that stopped locals in their tracks
When Alastair Timmins found out where a new road sign was to be installed, he was “astonished”.

Will higher KiwiSaver contributions fix our retirement gap?
KiwiSaver contribution rates are set to rise — but will that be enough to secure a comfortable retirement?

From 60c to $5.79: Farmer says ‘someone is making a big margin’ as plant shuts
McCain announces closure of Hastings plant a fortnight after Watties proposes closure of various operations

Brivo links Cobalt AI to cut false security alerts
Brivo links its security platform with Cobalt AI to fuse access, video and sensor data, cutting false alerts and speeding incident response.

Meta AI agent exposes sensitive data in internal leak
Meta says an internal AI agent's bad guidance exposed sensitive staff and user data to workers company-wide for hours, sparking security alarm.

Sovos adds Sovi AI tools across tax compliance cloud
Sovos rolls out Sovi AI across its tax cloud, adding Ask Sovi guidance, automation and AI agent links to tackle complex global compliance.

Apple brings in age checks for UK iPhone users
Customers who do not confirm how old they are or are underage will have web content filters turned on automatically.

Omnissa study finds AI surge & endpoint security gaps
Omnissa warns AI tools are surging across workplace devices while patching, encryption and stability gaps widen, especially in regulated sectors.

Organisations boost browser security spend as attacks rise
Rising browser-based attacks push 85% of organisations to boost security budgets, as firms treat the browser as a core enterprise attack surface.

Indian singer's drowning was accidental - Singapore coroner
The coroner ruled that there was no evidence of foul play in the death of iconic singer Zubeen Garg.

Position switch earns ‘X-factor’ halfback first Black Ferns call-up
Tara Turner said she owed a lot to her coach at the Blues, who identified her as a potential halfback last year.

Lakeside holiday ‘treasure’ on market for first time in 71 years
The Auckland-based family first spotted the cottage in the 1950s. Before the day was out, they’d bought it.

‘I just screamed’: A mother’s grief after her son was found dead in a prison cell
Alex Nicholls-Braddock, 29, died by suicide at Christchurch Men’s Prison in 2021, a coroner has found.

The man who's been rushed to hospital 10 times after a surgery he could have avoided
Robert Hamlett’s recovery from open heart surgery has been painful - but there was an alternative.

NeuReality launches NR-NEXUS for AI inference scale
NeuReality unveils NR-NEXUS, an AI inference operating system to unify fragmented “token factory” infrastructure across mixed hardware.

AI agents blur human access lines in enterprise systems
Most organisations cannot distinguish AI agents from human staff, exposing widening identity and access risks as autonomous tools spread.

Novee launches AI red teaming tool for LLM app risks
Novee unveils an autonomous AI red teaming tool to probe LLM apps for prompt injection, jailbreaks and other emerging security flaws.